March is National Kidney Awareness Month:
A time to spotlight the growing impact of kidney disease across the United States
According to the National Kidney Foundation, an estimated 35.5 million Americans are living with kidney disease—yet most do not realize they have the condition. Nearly 815,000 Americans are living with kidney failure, and more than half a million depend on dialysis. With kidney disease impacting 1 in 7 adults and continuing to rise each year, early detection is essential to protecting long-term health. Imaging plays a vital role in identifying kidney abnormalities before complications develop. Renal ultrasound offers a safe, radiation-free, non-invasive, and dependable way to evaluate kidney size, structure, obstruction, stones, cysts, and other concerns – often before symptoms appear.
This March, prioritize kidney health and talk to your healthcare provider about whether a renal ultrasound is right for you.
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