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Meet Julie: Employed and on Peritoneal Dialysis

"To me, dialysis means health and freedom," said Julie, a DaVita® peritoneal dialysis patient in Houston. Her take-charge attitude has helped her continue to work fulltime, travel and do the hobbies she loves. Support from loved ones and her kidney care team have also helped Julie maximize quality of life on dialysis. Learn more about Julie.

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Working with Kidney Disease Checklist

You need a plan of action when you want to stay employed after a kidney disease diagnosis. Use this checklist to help with your transition.

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3 Steps for People Who Work and Have Kidney Disease

A large number of people on dialysis continue to work. If you are currently working and have chronic kidney disease (CKD), you may want to learn more about working on dialysis. Use the following steps to help guide through this transition.

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