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With the help of our communities in cities across the country and beyond, we provide a forum for patients who want to join in the fight to find treatments and cure for PKD.
Connect with us to find out how you can make a difference in the lives of thousands in the U.S. and millions worldwide.
Twin Cities Community Meeting
Join us for our next Community meeting via video conference! Share your PKD journey and hear from others within the community who understand what you are experiencing.
Event Details
Tuesday, january 21, 2025
7 pm – 8 pm CENTRAL
Video conference link will be emailed upon registration.
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Registration for the 2024 Walk for PKD is now open! Find your walk at walkforpkd.org. |
The PKD Foundation is excited to the announce the newest cohort of Centers of Excellence, Partner Clinics, and Pediatric Clinics. If you are looking for the right healthcare providers to help you manage living with PKD, visit our Centers of Excellence page to learn more about the program and to find a Center of Excellence, Partner Clinic, or Pediatric Clinic.
There’s a new way ADPKD Registry participants can step up to provide hope today, and for future generations. The nation’s first dedicated ADPKD Registry is now also one of the first patient registries of any kind to integrate patient-provided health records. Share your health records through your provider’s online portal with a few simple steps on the ADPKD Registry.
Now, as always, the PKD Foundation is committed to our mission of giving hope, advocating for patients, and building a community for all impacted by PKD. We'll continue supporting our community by providing important resources and timely updates on social media. If you have questions or need help navigating this unprecedented health crisis, we are here for you. Email or call (844) PKD-HOPE.
Patty Kelley
PKD CONNECT AMBASSADOR
Patty Kelley is the Connect Ambassador for the Twin Cities PKD chapter. She inherited Polycystic Kidney Disease from her mother and has many siblings, aunts, uncles who also had PKD. She believes in the mission of the PKD Foundation because she has observed the impact on care and treatment, brought by research, over the generations of her family. She had a renal transplant in October 2019 with a living donor kidney at the Mayo Clinic.
Patty is a retired Registered Nurse. She has been married 42 years and she and Jim have no children.
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