Kidney Beam champions are a collective of clinicians and team members - anyone who’s part of the renal MDT - who are active in promoting and spreading the word about Kidney Beam among patients and other clinicians.

In our latest Beamer Spotlight, we hear from ‘N.James’, a CKD patient who’s using the Kidney Beam Transplant Programme to get moving again following her kidney transplant.

We are thrilled to share a groundbreaking announcement with our incredible community—Kidney Beam's recent research study has officially been published in The Lancet Digital Health.

Katie Bell, our CEO, talks through the story of Kidney Beam

Our Net Zero Carbon Emissions promise

Help us spread the word about Kidney Beam

We are on a mission to continue helping as many people as possible live well with kidney disease, while keeping Kidney Beam free for all us

Kidney Beam is now supported by NHS England Renal Clinical Networks

Check out our blog and video interview on ways to use Kidney Beam in hospitals

We're proud to be one of 17 companies selected for the prestigious DigitalHealth.London Accelerator programme.

We’re excited to share that The Kidney Beam Trial shows significant and clinically important improvements in health related quality of life through digital health intervention on Kidney Beam.

Kidney transplants work upside down! Read on to hear more on Chris's kidney journey.

Kidney Beam officially launched 18 months ago, and we’ve been excited to enter 2022 with 4 of the UK’s biggest charities joining forces to continue to provide free access for kidney patients in the UK.

We chatted with the Team Manager for the Guy’s Hospital Transplant Sports Team, George Newman. He shared not only his story of kidney failure and transplantation, but also about his own success at the Transplant Games.

For Organ Donation Week, we chatted to some Transplant Sports Teams across the UK

Read all about new Beamer, Susan, her two new kidneys, and how she's adapted to getting active in lockdown.

Get to know Christy, the newest member of King's Renal Rehab Team, and catch him both Live and On Demand

Kidney Beamer Kathryn shares her story about having Henoch Schonlein Purpura (HSP), and getting a kidney from her dad.

The Renal Association and British Renal Society are working to improve staff and patient wellbeing through this SIG.

Meet Lucy, a kidney patient for 19 years. She suffered an AKI (acute kidney injury) following a c-section when her daughter Isabel was born.