It Starts With You
You always show up for others. Now it’s your turn to care for yourself. Take the first step with a free health screening and health care education.

Early detection saves lives
More than 1 in 7 U.S. adults are estimated to have CKD
Health conditions and personal backgrounds can increase your risk of developing chronic kidney disease (CKD). Some of these include: diabetes, high blood pressure, obesity, a family history of kidney failure, and African American and Latino ethnicities.¹ Knowledge is power — take action today by getting a free health screening and learning how you can protect your kidneys and manage other health conditions.
Our community partners
DaVita is proud to work with the YMCA, Higher Dimension Church, LA Care, Pico Union Project and Watts Labor CAC to help give more people access to health education.




Testimonials
From Community Members
Take care of your health
Taking care of yourself helps your family, too. Together, we brought health awareness and care to communities across the country — helping more people understand their risks and take charge of their health.
70+
communities have benefited from DaVita’s health screening events
81%
of people screened were Black, Hispanic or Asian*
66%
of people screened had high blood pressure*
73%
of people screened were unaware of their CKD risk*
*Data collected from 2024 and 2025 DaVita health screening events
Learn about your kidneys
Learn what the kidneys do, ways to keep your kidneys healthy, and where to get more information.
Kidney Smart® Classes
Take a no-cost class to learn about kidney-friendly eating, how to slow the progression of kidney disease, and more.
myDaVita Tools
Join myDaVita for free access to kidney-friendly recipes, cookbooks, meal planners, educational videos and more.

Get Health Answers
Download our kit for free, easy-to-read health information. Learn more about how blood and urine tests help find health problems early; get information about diabetes, high blood pressure and kidney disease; and find out what questions you should ask your doctor.
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Community Health Engagement
Explore stories to learn more about our commitment to driving greater awareness and access to health education and screenings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Snapshots From Community Health Experience
From free health screenings to community connections, 2025 was a powerful reminder that taking charge of your health starts with you.
WHY GET A HEALTH SCREENING?
Finding health issues early may help you stay healthier longer. The first step is to get checked.
Take care of yourself and your family
Learn about your health so you can fix small issues before they get bigger. Your family may thank you.
Learn your health numbers
Your kidney filtering rate, blood pressure and blood sugar are among several important numbers that can tell you how healthy you are. Take your results to your doctor. You can work together to make a plan to stay healthy.








