SPECIALTY CARE
Extracorporeal & Dialysis Therapy
When the body cannot remove toxins or maintain balance on its own, advanced extracorporeal therapies may provide critical support. KIN tailors treatment to each patient’s condition and needs.
Extracorporeal & Dialysis Therapy
Advanced support when
it matters most.
Extracorporeal therapy moves blood through specialized equipment to remove harmful substances, manage fluid balance, or support organ function.
Our team coordinates closely with emergency, critical care, internal medicine, and other specialists throughout treatment.
SERVICES
Therapy tailored to the
clinical need.
The appropriate treatment depends on the toxin, disease process, patient stability, and intended goals of care.
Hemodialysis
Blood filtration to remove waste products and manage fluid or electrolyte imbalances.
Toxin Removal
Extracorporeal treatment for select poisonings and harmful substances.
Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy
Slow, continuous support for critically ill patients with severe kidney dysfunction.
Therapeutic Plasma Exchange
Removal and replacement of plasma for select immune-mediated or toxic conditions.
Hemoperfusion
Blood purification using specialized cartridges to bind certain toxins.
When Extracorporeal Therapy May Help
Know when advanced support may be needed.
These treatments may be considered for severe kidney dysfunction, certain toxic exposures, or critical illnesses requiring advanced blood purification or organ support.
Reasons for a critical care consultation:
- Acute kidney injury
- Severe or life-threatening toxin exposure
- Dangerous fluid or electrolyte imbalance
- Select immune-mediated conditions
- A critically ill patient requiring continuous support
Get to know your care team
Meet the specialists who provide dialysis and advanced extracorporeal support for KIN patients.
Chap Pratt DVM, DACVECC
Critical Care, Dialysis/ECT
View BioCritical Care, Dialysis/ECT
Chap Pratt DVM, DACVECC
Dr. Pratt earned his veterinary degree at Colorado State University and completed a critical care residency at the UPenn. His interests include sepsis, extracorporeal therapy, blood banking, and mentorship.
He enjoys snowboarding, traveling, and time with his wife, two children, and dog.
Dan Gordon DVM, DACVECC
Critical Care, Dialysis/ECT, Nephrology/Urology
View BioCritical Care, Dialysis/ECT, Nephrology/Urology
Dan Gordon DVM, DACVECC
Dr. Gordon earned his veterinary degree at NC State, with advanced training at Ohio State and Wisconsin. His interests include nephrology, urology, and extracorporeal therapies.
He enjoys swimming, golf, camping, and time with his partner, son, and two cats.
Your patient’s care
is a team effort.
Reach out to discuss a case, coordinate an urgent transfer, or determine whether extracorporeal therapy may be appropriate.
Kinnect
- Collaborative case management
- Direct specialist communication
- Streamlined referral process
- Shared commitment to patient outcomes
