What is Kidney Disease? Learn More »
Over 20 million Americans have kidney disease, and the vast number are not aware of their condition. There are many acquired and genetic causes of kidney disease. The most common causes of progressive kidney failure in the U.S. are diabetes and hypertension.
Research Learn More »
Investigators in the VCKD are undertaking cutting edge basic and clinical and translational research aimed at treating and curing kidney disease.
Education Learn More »
Our goal is to inform and inspire patients, professionals, and the public about innovations in research, training, and personalized kidney care.
Meet The VCKD Members Learn More »
You can find the members of the VCKD here, as well as find a listing of our subspecialty clinics.
Donate Learn More »
Donations to the VCKD will help us continue the fight to treat and cure kidney disease.
About VCKD
The Vanderbilt Center for Kidney Disease promotes cutting edge basic and translational research into the causes, therapies and cures for kidney disease. The world-renown physicians of the VCKD can provide comprehensive expertise into all varieties of kidney disease. Read More
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Contact & Location
email us Vanderbilt Center for Kidney DiseaseVanderbilt Division of Nephrology
S-3223 Medical Center North
Nashville, TN 37232-2372
615 322-2150 (phone)
615 343-2675 (fax)
