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Kidney Services Clinic

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Building 2 (Eccless Outpatient Care Center), Level 3, Suite 320

This department offers

  • Chronic kidney disease treatment
  • Continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT)
  • Dialysis
  • Hemodialysis in clinic and at home
  • Kidney biopsy
  • Kidney care
  • Kidney stone care
  • Kidney transplants
  • Peritoneal dialysis
  • Polycystic kidney disease treatment
Paper kidney model in cupped hands

Trusted kidney care focused on long-term health and recovery

At our Kidney Services Clinics, we focus on keeping the kidneys healthy and managing kidney disease and other conditions that affect how the body filters waste and balances fluids. Our care teams guide patients through diagnosis and treatment, helping protect kidney function and support long-term health.

Our goal is to improve kidney health and quality of life through personalized care, education, and treatment plans tailored to each patient's needs. We partner with patients throughout their kidney health journey, providing expert care and support close to home.

Our providers

Madison Adams
4.9

Madison Adams, PA

Nephrology
Murray Kidney Services Clinic
801-507-2531
Mark A. Kraus
5

Mark A. Kraus, MD

Nephrology
Murray Kidney Services Clinic
Bogdan C. Anea
4.9

Bogdan C. Anea, MD

Transplant Nephrology
Murray Kidney Services Clinic
Florin Butuc
4.8

Florin Butuc, NP

Nephrology
Murray Kidney Services Clinic
Anitha Vijayan

Anitha Vijayan, MD

Nephrology
Murray Kidney Services Clinic
Gon T. Lam

Gon T. Lam, NP

Nephrology
Murray Kidney Services Clinic
Maryam Saleem

Maryam Saleem, MD

Nephrology
Murray Kidney Services Clinic
Mark N F Massoud
4.9

Mark N F Massoud, MD

Nephrology
Murray Kidney Services Clinic
Lisa Bagley
4.9

Lisa Bagley, NP

Nephrology
Murray Kidney Services Clinic
Gopal K.P. Chemiti
5

Gopal K.P. Chemiti, MD

Nephrology
Murray Kidney Services Clinic

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