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Chronic Kidney Disease: Screening  


The results below represent 432,901 patients with diabetes or hypertension who do not have chronic kidney disease or end-stage renal disease. Read More About This Measure

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Aurora Advanced Healthcare
N=37496
 88.17 %
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Aurora Medical Group
N=79511
 88.19 %
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Aurora UW Medical Group
N=4583
 81.87 %
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Bellin Medical Group
N=12610
 92.04 %
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Columbia St. Mary's Community Physicians
N=25208
 84.42 %
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Dean Clinic
N=26377
 88.22 %
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Froedtert Health Medical Group - Menomonee Falls Division
N=5665
 81.48 %
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Froedtert Health Medical Group - West Bend Clinic
N=5865
 84.57 %
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Gundersen Clinic, Ltd
N=19445
 82.76 %
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Marshfield Clinic
N=40691
 91.56 %
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Mayo Clinic Health System - Franciscan Healthcare
N=12580
 89.41 %
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Mayo Clinic Health System in Eau Claire
N=12936
 86.91 %
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Medical College Physicians
N=13145
 88.76 %
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Mercy Health System
N=15665 n=13729
 85.61 %
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Meriter Medical Group
N=2660
 70.71 %
Monroe Clinic
N=6752
 91.11 %
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Prevea Health
N=14162
 87.66 %
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ProHealth Care Medical Associates
N=18703
 87.57 %
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ThedaCare Physicians
N=25397
 93.44 %
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UW Health Physicians
N=22938
 88.22 %
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Wheaton Franciscan Medical Group
N=30512
 86.18 %
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Within the past decades there has been increasing evidence that the adverse outcomes of chronic kidney disease such as kidney failure, heart disease, and premature death can be prevented or delayed. Earlier stages of chronic kidney disease can be detected through laboratory testing. Screening asymptomatic individuals at increased risk could allow earlier detection of chronic kidney disease.

This measure assesses the percentage of patients age 18 to 85 years of age with either diabetes or hypertension excluding those with chronic kidney disease (CKD) and end stage renal disease (ESRD) who had an Estimated Glomerular Filtration Rate (eGFR) test during the 12-month measurement period.


Disclaimer: Measures reported by WCHQ healthcare organizations represent a specific aspect of care in relation to an evidence-based standard, but are not clinical guidelines and do not establish standards of care.