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Welcome to my home page. My name is Dr. Kai-Ting Hu, and I am a nephrologist (kidney specialist)who has been with Kaiser Permanente since 2000. At Kaiser, I have the privilege of working alongside a team of medical professionals, including your primary medical doctor, other specialists, and health educators to provide you with the most advanced and up-to-date health care.
I believe very strongly in patient education and encourage each patient to be as knowledgeable about their disease(s) as possible. Therefore, I spend quite a bit of time in the office discussing disease processes, medications, and other treatment options. I also believe in the importance of ongoing interaction between patient and physician – after all, you know your body best. It is my hope that you and I will develop a trusting long-lasting relationship with the goal of keeping you as healthy as possible, while preserving your quality of life.
Please use the links on this home page to obtain information about kidney diseases, dialysis, diet, high blood pressure and other common medical conditions. You can also learn a few things about my background as well as my credentials. Finally, you can make/change doctor appointments, and order medication refills.
Enjoy navigating through my home page. I look forward to seeing you in my office soon.
My Credentials
| Medical College of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA |
| UC Davis Medical Center, Sacramento, CA |
| UC Davis Medical Center, Sacramento, CA |
| Nephrology, American Board of Internal Medicine |
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