A highly diverse team imagining the undiscovered

RENAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

Transforming
patient care
through data-driven
innovation

ABOUT THE RENAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE

The heart of RRI’s capacity for innovation is our ability to examine complex problems through multiple lenses.

The Renal Research Institute (RRI) is an internationally recognized incubator of ideas, treatment processes, and technologies to improve the lives of kidney patients. RRI’s leadership in data analytics, computational biomedicine and AI, as well as our access to a large patient population, accelerates the pace of scientific discoveries and their translation into applied medicine. Our team includes some of the brightest minds from around the world, who, along with their disciplinary expertise, bring a deep understanding of global healthcare issues and challenges.

 

Our Research

We operate at the intersection of clinical data, machine data, and real-world practice, with access to a large patient population and one of the world's largest and richest renal datasets. Our deep connection to the scientific community and to med-tech innovators gives us the rare ability to translate insight into action—quickly, precisely, and meaningfully.

 

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Education

LATEST EPISODE

Beyond Medicine: Coaching, Movement & Mindset in Chronic Disease

December 1, 2025

In this episode of Frontiers in Kidney Medicine and BioIntelligence, Len Usvyat, Head of Clinical Advanced Analytics at the Renal Research Institute, speaks with Ingrid Adelsberger, a National Board-Certified Health and Wellness Coach who has lived with multiple sclerosis for more than 15 years. 

Together, they explore the intersection of health coaching, exercise, and nutrition—and how these approaches can empower people with chronic conditions, including those with chronic kidney disease, to take active roles in their health. 

Topics discussed: 
• What health coaching really is—and how it differs from therapy or social work 
• How small lifestyle changes lead to lasting improvements 
• Nutrition and cultural context in kidney care 
• Group coaching and the role of community support 
• Technology, wearables, and AI in behavior change