About The Kidney Experts

The Kidney Experts is making a difference in the lives of our patients suffering from kidney disease. Learn how we got started, and what drives our mission as The Kidney Experts.

History

The Kidney Experts’ history as a kidney care practice starts in the West Tennessee area. Dr. Shree Mulay grew up in Dyersburg, TN. His father, Dr. Ramakant Mulay, practiced as a nephrologist (kidney specialist), serving the community for over thirty years.

Shree followed in his father’s footsteps, along with his wife, Dr. Anna Lee-Mulay. They provide quality kidney care to the growing West Tennessee community. They now see patients at four kidney care clinic locations, twenty dialysis units, and manage patients at three West Tennessee Healthcare hospital systems.

To help cover the practice, Clay Walker, PA-C, joined The Kidney Experts in late 2019. Towards the end of 2020, he made the decision to move to Nashville, and went on to join another Nephrology practice.

Courtney Roberson, FNP, joined the clinic in early 2020, and has been a great addition to The Kidney Experts. Lisa Hoehn, FNP, joined our practice in February 2021 when she moved from Pascagoula, MS to Jackson, TN. She has been part of a nephrology practice for over five years and brings valuable experience to our community.

Core Values

It is our core values that guide us and drive us. They are:

Compassion & Empathy.

Accountability & Ownership.

Efficiency & Hard Work.

Integrity & Respect.

These core values guide the practice and everything we do to care for our patients’ kidney care needs.

We do everything possible to slow down kidney disease. Sometimes further care is necessary. We then focus on kidney transplantation and home therapies. There are options for many patients other than having to visit a dialysis unit 3 times a week.

Finally, we aim to offer the best customer service.

We use Epic as our electronic medical record. We always provide you access to your patient health records through MyChart. This also makes it easy for us to send and receive your health care records.

Multiple Locations

We see patients at many locations. Our footprint extends north to Union City and Martin, Tennessee, south to Covington, Tennessee, west from Kenneth, MO, and east to Paris, TN.

We see patients at the following West Tennessee Healthcare hospital locations:

Jackson-Madison County General Hospital

West Tennessee Healthcare Dyersburg Hospital

West Tennessee Healthcare Volunteer Hospital (in Martin)

Also, we see patients for dialysis at multiple locations of the following dialysis unit companies: Davita (DVA), Dialysis Care Centers (DCC), Dialysis Clinic, Inc. (DCI), and Fresenius (FMC). Click here for locations.

4 kidney care clinic locations (in Tennessee)

Jackson, Dyersburg, Martin, and Covington

Jackson

160 W University Pkwy, Suite C-D,
Jackson, TN 38305

Dyersburg

1575 Parr Av, Suite B,
Dyersburg, TN 38024

Union City

1117 S Miles Ave Suite 6,
Union City, TN 38261

Covington

1995 Highway 51 South, Suite 208,
Covington, TN 38019

Our Core Values

Our core values drive us in every one of our encounters, whether they be with our patients, other practitioners, or even among ourselves.

Compassion & Empathy | We will always be there for you.

Accountability & Ownership | We will always answer your questions.

Efficiency & Hard work | You will always be able to contact us.

Integrity & Respect | You will be treated like family.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)?

Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) is a gradual loss of kidney function, which happens to everyone over time. It's a natural part of aging, but we do our best to slow down this process and prevent kidney failure. Sometimes we can even reverse disease!

What are the main functions of kidneys?

The kidneys are a vital part of the body's filtering system. This system cleans the blood and removes harmful waste. If the kidneys do not function, they cannot filter toxins. This can lead to a host of problems. A specialist called a Nephrologist works to delay chronic kidney disease. A Nephrologist works to prevent kidney failure.

What is a Nephrologist?

A nephrologist is a medical doctor specializing in the kidneys. They order blood tests, ultrasound, kidney biopsies, and other tests to rule out diseases and complications. They also prescribe medications and make referrals to other specialists.

What is Nephrology?

Nephrology is the practice of medicine that deals with the kidneys. The kidneys are responsible for filtering wastes from the blood and producing urine. Nephrology is concerned with the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of kidney diseases. The focus is on diseases that cause kidney failure.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can’t find the answer you’re looking for? Reach out to our customer support team.

731-300-6155

Kidney Care 2.0 What is the Difference?

Personalized Service

We recognize that every patient is unique and that what works for one may not work for others. We take the time to get to know you and your needs. We will design a plan of care that is unique to your specific needs, rather than following a standard protocol.

Finding The Cause

Kidney disease is a very serious condition that can have a major impact on your health. To prevent further disease, it is important to focus on a healthy lifestyle. We will help you find a cause for your kidney disease and develop a plan to avoid further complications.

Latest Therapies

We want to be a part of your healing process. Our goal is to help those with kidney failure get the best possible care. This includes using the least amount of treatment to get the greatest benefit. We help patients begin home therapies. We also help them get transplants.

Easy Communication

Kidney disease can be a frightening thing. We help you understand what it's like to live with kidney disease and how we can help you live the best possible life. We are here for you. Reach out to us in any way you need for your kidney care needs. We are available by phone, text, email, or MyChart.

Our Health Services

Kidney disease can be confusing. You are not alone. Because kidney disease is progressive, it can be hard to figure out what the future holds. It's important to stay informed and plan ahead. Our team of experts will walk with you every step of your journey. We are here for you. We will help you with information on how to know your numbers and monitor your health, an individualized care plan, convenient blood testing, and a variety of support programs.

We cover a wide range of care related to kidney disease including, but not limited to the following:

ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY

CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE

NEPHROLITHIASIS (KIDNEY STONES)

RENAL REPLACEMENT THERAPY (DIALYSIS)

HYPERTENSION (HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE)

ELECTROLYTE ABNORMALITIES

EDEMA (FLUID MANAGEMENT)

ANEMIA (LOW BLOOD COUNT)

MINERAL BONE DISEASE

TRANSPLANT (KIDNEY AND OTHER ORGANS)