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Storm safety posterStaying safe in stormy weather

This season can bring changing conditions, including freezing temperatures, snow, ice, and strong winds — all of which may impact travel, power, and daily routines, including dialysis. Here’s how you can prepare, and what to do if you can’t make it to your dialysis appointment due to weather.

 


Exercise and kidney healthMake movement part of your day

A fresh start in 2026 doesn’t have to be dramatic! Think of fitness as more than a resolution. Small daily moments matter — a walk, a stretch, or a few extra minutes of movement in your day. Here’s how to get started.

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More NKC news and updates

How home dialysis lets one patient live her dream

Gabriele runs a small farm in Sequim. With peritoneal dialysis (PD) at home, she ‘s able to care for her animals, tend her garden, and stay active on the land she loves – all while managing kidney disease. Her story shows how PD can fit into real life, even a busy one.

Stay connected with your pharmacy!

We can now send you text or email updates about your prescriptions; refill reminders, pick-up or shipment notifications, and important pharmacy updates.

Call us at (206) 343-4870, and we will help get you set up. (Note – your contact information will only be used for pharmacy-related communications.)

What’s on your plate this season?

Try this healthy, hearty baked potato soup to warm up on cold winter days.

👉 See more recipe ideas from our nutrition team

Patient spotlight: Adrian Allen

“Amy has been everything to me. She’s helped me so much, I’ve never had someone be so great in my corner. … she is the pilot to my plane.”

Adrian Allen has been on kidney dialysis for almost 12 years, but if you ask him what keeps him going, he’ll tell you it’s his family, his determination, and one very special social worker – Amy Postel. As a patient at Burien Kidney Center, Adrian has received not just medical treatment but also life-changing support. Read his story or watch the video to learn more about Adrian’s journey to transplant.

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