Nephrology

Track every kidney from early CKD to transplant

CKD progression is measurable, predictable, and — in many cases — modifiable. But only if you are actually tracking it systematically across your panel. Most nephrologists manage hundreds of CKD patients at various stages, plus dialysis patients, plus transplant recipients. Without population-level eGFR and UACR trending, patients slip through the cracks between stages.

Glance provides CKD staging analytics, lab trending with renal-specific reference ranges, BP control tracking, medication adherence monitoring, and HCC coding for the full spectrum of renal disease.

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Glance — CKD Population
Nephrology Panel — 538 patients
CKD I-II
112
CKD III
204
CKD IV
89
ESRD/HD
133
Patients Approaching Stage Transition
Allen, P. — eGFR 32 (was 41)
CKD IIIb trending to IV · AV fistula discussion needed
Rivera, M. — eGFR 18 (was 22)
CKD IV · Transplant eval not started · BP 162/98
Nguyen, T. — eGFR 47, UACR 340
CKD III + A3 · ACEi PDC 68%

Nephrology-specific population analytics

CKD management is a longitudinal game. Glance gives you the tools to track disease progression, intervene early, and capture the coding that reflects your patients' true acuity.

CKD Staging & Progression

Automated CKD staging based on eGFR and UACR values. Trending over 6, 12, and 24 months to identify patients with declining kidney function. Alerts when patients approach stage transitions (e.g., IIIb to IV) that trigger new management milestones like dialysis access planning or transplant referral.

Renal Reference Ranges

Lab interpretation with CKD-appropriate reference ranges. Potassium, phosphorus, calcium, PTH, hemoglobin, and bicarbonate all interpreted in the context of CKD stage. Trending that shows trajectory, not just a single point. Flag abnormalities that require intervention before they become emergencies.

BP Control & Medication Adherence

Hypertension control is the single most modifiable factor in CKD progression. Track BP control rates across your renal panel with a target of <130/80 for CKD patients. Monitor PDC for ACEi/ARBs, calcium channel blockers, and diuretics. Identify patients with uncontrolled BP who are also non-adherent.

Renal HCC Coding

Capture CKD by stage (HCC 138-141), ESRD/dialysis status (HCC 134-137), transplant status, and secondary diagnoses like renal osteodystrophy and anemia of CKD. Accurate staging codes directly affect RAF scores, and many nephrology practices undercode CKD severity based on the most recent eGFR.

Dialysis & TCOC Analytics

Dialysis patients are among the most expensive in any population. Track the cost trajectory as patients approach ESRD, model the financial impact of delaying dialysis initiation by 6 months through aggressive CKD management, and benchmark dialysis costs against VBC targets.