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Kidney Care

This department offers

  • Kidney care
  • Urogynecology
  • Urology
Paper kidney model in cupped hands

Kidney care focused on long‑term health and recovery

Kidney care focuses on keeping the kidneys healthy and managing conditions that affect how the body filters waste and balances fluids. Care teams guide patients through diagnosis and treatment, starting with conservative options when appropriate and advancing care as needed. The goal is better kidney function, recovery, and long‑term quality of life.

What sets us apart

Intermountain Kidney Care offers advanced treatment for chronic and end-stage renal diseases through team coordination.

Disease prevention

Prioritize kidney health with our proactive disease prevention strategies, aimed at reducing risks and promoting long-term well-being

Comprehensive

Experience our comprehensive kidney care services, encompassing diagnostics, treatment, and support to optimize your renal health

Virtual care

Intermountain experts can virtually consult with your doctor or care team from anywhere

Our kidney care providers

Gon T. Lam

Gon T. Lam, NP

Nephrology
Murray Kidney Services Clinic
801-507-2531
Vishnupriyadevi Parvathareddy
4.9

Vishnupriyadevi Parvathareddy, MD

Nephrology
Utah Valley Kidney Services Clinic
Marcellus Saka Assiago

Marcellus Saka Assiago, MD

Nephrology
Kidney & Hypertension Institute of Utah - Chambers St
Richard M. Vanlangendonck
4.8

Richard M. Vanlangendonck, MD

Urology
Heber Valley Specialty Clinic - Urology
Florin Butuc
4.8

Florin Butuc, NP

Nephrology
Murray Kidney Services Clinic
Megan A. Schultz
5

Megan A. Schultz, NP

Nephrology
Utah Valley Kidney Services Clinic
James K. Shaffner

James K. Shaffner, DO

Nephrology
Nephrology Associates - Salt Lake
Trenton D. Gray

Trenton D. Gray, NP

Nephrology
Nephrology Associates - Salt Lake
Terrence S. Bjordahl

Terrence S. Bjordahl, MD

Nephrology
Dixie Dialysis
Jeff A. Barklow

Jeff A. Barklow, MD

Nephrology
Nephrology Associates - Salt Lake
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