DIET TIPS: Establishing a low salt diet is key to preventing or reducing progression of kidney disease. Need assistance with kidney-related issues? Come visit us for the highest quality of patient care. Contact us at: www.GulfCoastKidney.com .
Comments from one of many happy patients: “very professional, knowledgeable, straightforward, succinct but clear, very patient, one of the best doctors I met in my life.” Visit us for your kidney treatment needs and see why our patient quality of care is second to none! Read more at: http://ow.ly/uazQ50xBqd1
Sarasota Memorial Hospital recently posted kind words about our own Dr. Lawrence-Jackson. She is thrilled to be able to lend her own efforts to the wonderful team at SMH.
Excerpt: We’d like to send a shoutout & *BIG THANKS* to SMH Nephrologist Janis Lawrence-Jackson, DO, for her continued commitment as a volunteer specialty physician with Sarasota Memorial’s Community Specialty Clinic! #YouRock #smhHeroDocs #MeetTheDocsOfTheCSC
If you are fatigued, have any swelling of the hands or feet, have leg or back pain, urinary urgency, irritated skin, anemia, nausea, or shortness of breath you may have kidney issues. Contact Gulf Coast Kidney if you would like assistance. www.GulfCoastKidney.com . #kidneyhealth #gulfcoastkidney #sarasotakidneyspecialists
KEEPING A HEALTHY DIET: Some patients, particularly those with high potassium and/or those who are diabetic, are not recommended to consume avocados and sweet potatoes. Not certain? You may want to avoid these foods entirely. Be sure to check with your doctor for detailed suggestions. If you need professional advice or assistance, contact us for a consultation. www.gulfcoastkidney.com
Dr. Janis Lawrence-Jackson was named volunteer of the month for her work at the Sarasota Memorial Hospital community medical clinic.
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DID YOU KNOW… Each of your kidneys is made up of about a million filtering units called nephrons. Each nephron includes a filter, called the glomerulus, and a tubule. The nephrons work through a two-step process: the glomerulus filters your blood, and the tubule returns needed substances to your blood and removes wastes.
Happy New Year from all of us at Gulf Coast Kidney Associates. Wishing you and yours all the best of health and happiness in the coming year. Visit us at: www.gulfcoastkidney.com if we can help in any way. #gulfcoastkidney #kidneyspecialists #newyear2021
Preparing your resolutions for the New Year?
For a healthy body, exercise regularly and try adding more superfoods such as avocados, blueberries, sweet potato, and salmon. Healthy kidneys add up to a healthy body. Need assistance with kidney-related issues? Come visit us for the highest quality of patient care. Click here to learn more about our qualified team of physicians: http://www.gulfcoastkidney.com/about/our-physicians/.
