Kidney disease
Kidney tests on time, every time.
Atticus reads her stage from her labs and keeps the tests that track it on schedule: blood and urine tests, bone minerals and blood pressure. When a result moves, her doctor sees it.
Atticus does the work around every visit.
Atticus never changes a medicine. It gets what matters to the clinician who can, and does everything around the decision.
Labs
Books each kidney test when it is due
Stage
Sets how often by her own results
Pressure
Watches readings against 130/80
Medicines
Keeps fills on time at the lowest price
Doctor
Puts each new result in front of her doctor
The need
Millions of families carry this every day.
Published figures, not Atticus results.
35.5 million
adults in the US are estimated to have chronic kidney disease.
CDC, Chronic Kidney Disease in the United States, 2023
9 in 10
adults with chronic kidney disease do not know they have it.
CDC, Chronic Kidney Disease in the United States, 2023
The plan
Physician-written goals, built from the record.
Atticus matches the program from her conditions. Each goal moves as new results, visits and fills arrive.
Check your kidneys on schedule
Yearly to every 3 months, as her stage calls for: the eGFR blood test and the uACR urine test.
Check your bone minerals
Calcium, phosphorus and parathyroid hormone, as often as her stage needs.
Keep blood pressure under 130/80
Home readings watched, with her doctor told when they run high.
Start with the record. Atticus does what comes next.
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