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Choose the option that works best for you: print the blank packet or complete the secure online form before your visit.
About Us
For New Patients
Everything you need to prepare for your first appointment with Desert Kidney Associates.
Our goal is to make the new-patient process straightforward, from paperwork and referrals to finding the right office and provider.
We want to take this opportunity to welcome you to Desert Kidney Associates. We know you have choices when selecting a medical practice, thank you for entrusting our clinicians with your care. Our board-certified and fellowship-trained nephrologists and endocrinologist, nurse practitioners and patient support staff all provide exceptional care to patients suffering from kidney-related conditions. We are all committed to delivering whole-person care to every patient.
We look forward to meeting you and to providing you with exceptional care, every time.
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Make an Appointment: (480) 834-9039Monday through Friday beginning at 8:45 am
Prepare for Your Office Visit
The more we know about your condition and symptoms, the better care we can provide. It may be helpful to have a list of questions for your physicians. To learn more about how our Nephrologists can help you, learn more about the chronic kidney disease (CKD) and services we provide.
Get Directions to Our Office
Visit our locations page and get personalized driving directions to the office where your appointment is scheduled.
We Look Forward to Seeing You!
Please remember to bring your insurance card(s) and photo identification. If you have already downloaded and completed your forms, please arrive 15 minutes early in order to complete any additional paperwork. If you still need to fill out all of your forms, we recommend you arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled appointment time.
Before Your Visit
- Complete your new patient paperwork in advance when possible.
- Bring your insurance card, photo ID, and medication list.
- Have recent lab work, referral notes, and hospital records available if you received outside care.
- Arrive a little early if you still need to complete forms in the office.
What To Expect
Your appointment is scheduled with a board-certified renal specialist. The visit may include a review of symptoms, medical history, medications, blood pressure, kidney-related lab results, and next-step recommendations.
Depending on your referral, the provider may order additional lab testing, imaging, or follow-up visits.
Need the paperwork now?Choose whether to print the blank packet or complete the secure online form before your appointment.