The highly experienced nephrology team at Illinois Kidney Disease & Hypertension Center (IKHDC) is dedicated to offering the most complete nephrology care and surgical expertise available in Central Illinois. Under the umbrella of IKHDC, RenalCare Associates, S.C. partners with primary care physicians, endocrinologists and cardiovascular specialists to help manage difficult-to-control hypertension and kidney disease, as well as treat other illnesses such as electrolyte disorders. It's also our privilege to provide consultations whenever our expertise is warranted, coordinating efforts with other specialists as needed for seamless medical care.
Unequaled in Hypertension and Kidney Disease Treatment in Central Illinois
- The highest quality renal care for patients since 1975
- Board-certified physicians from RenalCare Associates, along with compassionate physician assistants and family nurse practitioners
- Two Certified Specialists in Clinical Hypertension - Dr. Robert Sparrow and Dr. David Rosborough
- Member of the Fresenius Medical Care National Medical Advisory Board, representing the Central Region, and Renal Network Board of Trustees - Dr. Benjamin Pflederer
- Past president of American Society of Diagnostic and Interventional Nephrology (ASDIN) and member of the Renal Network Board of Trustees - Dr. Timothy Pflederer
- Extensive nephrology services including dialysis management and interventional nephrology
- Management of the Renal Intervention Center in Morton, a regional transplant program
- Offices in Peoria, Pekin, Bloomington, Morton, Canton, Hopedale, Macomb, Mendota, Ottawa, Peru, Princeton and Streator
For additional information or referrals, call 676-8123.
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