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‘Life changing’: At-home dialysis allows assistant DA to focus on work while she awaits kidney

Renatta Signorini
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Assistant District Attorney Jennifer Dupilka stands for a portrait in the courtroom of Judge Christopher Feliciani at the Westmoreland County Courthouse in Greensburg on Monday.
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Jennifer Dupilka uses the light from her cell phone to help as her husband Ray Dupilka hooks her up to an at-home dialysis machine in their home in Unity. Jennifer undergoes treatments four days a week.
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Ray Dupilka talks about his wife Jennifer Dupilka’s dialyzer as she uses a device to check her blood pressure inside their home in Unity . Jennifer does at-home dialysis four days a week.
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Sean Stipp | TribLive
Assistant District Attorney Jennifer Dupilka works in the courtroom of Judge Christopher Feliciani at the Westmoreland County Courthouse in Greensburg on Monday.
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Medical supplies used in Jennifer Dupilka’s at-home dialysis treatments are stored inside her home in Unity .
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Assistant District Attorney Jennifer Dupilka chats with her husband Ray as she undergoes dialysis in their home in Unity.
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A sign for “Ray’s Clinic” is seen in Ray and Jennifer Dupilka’s home in Unity. Ray serves as Jennifer’s care partner and is responsible for hooking her up to her at-home dialysis machine. She undergoes treatments four days a week.
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Kristina Serafini | TribLive
Ray Dupilka looks on as his wife Jennifer Dupilka undergoes dialysis in their home in Unity, 2024. Jennifer does dialysis treatments four days a week.
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Kristina Serafini | TribLive
Jennifer Dupilka looks at a tablet containing her vitals and other information as she undergoes at-home dialysis in her home in Unity.

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