Welcome to Providence Kidney & Hypertension

 In 2005, Dr. Boateng was a medical student rotations at Mt. Carmel West. After graduating medical school, he accepted an internal medicine residency position at State University of New York in Buffalo, NY. He completed his nephrology fellowship in Baystate Medical Center associated with Tufts University. Spending a short period of time in Bowling Green, Kentucky he practiced in a nephrology with a special hypertension management. Once finished in Kentucky, he built a well-established practice with a group of fellow nephrologists for a long standing of 8 years. After many years in Indiana he has left his established base to return to his roots. Now that Dr. Boateng is accomplished, he and his family are returning to Ohio where it all began to settle down. When he is not treating patients, he loves to play ball with his children and set out on adventures with his wife. 

 Acute renal failure occurs after a sudden loss of kidney function. This can be caused by blood clots, medication, infection and much more. When kidneys fail to remove waste from the body emergency care is needed. 

Fluid will quickly begin to pool throughout the body and collect in the abdomen and extremities.  



After an acute renal failure event, it is important to seek out trusted renal specialists to manage your kidney damage.

 Renal failure occurs over time when the kidneys gradually fail to perform normal renal function. When kidney are no longer filtering blood or bodily fluids, this can cause an accumulation of excess fluid in the body, which is life-threatening.

Chronic kidney problems can lead to many symptoms including nausea, vomiting, fatigue and other issues . As renal failure progresses, it may lead to more serious symptoms and complications including total kidney failure.

Dialysis may be recommended to help the kidneys filter fluids artificially. 

The team at Providence Kidney  specializes in treating chronic renal failure.