Your Cooper Home Health care team works together to support every part of your home dialysis journey– clinical care, education, coordination, and compassion.
A physician who specializes in diagnosing and treating diseases and conditions that affect the kidneys. Nephrologists manage chronic kidney disease, kidney failure, dialysis care, electrolyte disorders, and blood pressure issues related to kidney function. Cooper can also work alongside the current nephrologist who has been guiding your kidney care—no need to change doctors.
A licensed healthcare professional who provides and coordinates patient care, administers medications, monitors patient conditions, and educates patients and families. RNs work closely with physicians and the broader care team to support treatment plans and ensure patient safety and comfort.
A trained healthcare worker who assists nurses and other medical staff by providing basic patient care. Duties often include taking vital signs, helping patients with daily activities (like bathing or mobility), collecting samples, and supporting comfort and hygiene needs.
A nutrition expert who assesses patients’ dietary needs and develops personalized nutrition plans to support health and treatment goals. In kidney care, RDs often help manage fluid balance, electrolyte intake, and kidney-friendly diets.
A mental health professional who provides counseling, emotional support, and social services to patients and families. LCSWs help patients cope with chronic illness, connect them with community resources, and assist with care planning, insurance, and discharge support.
