UNOS manages the U.S. organ transplantation system, leads the network of transplant hospitals and organ procurement organizations, and focuses on strengthening the transplant system and increasing the amount of recovered organs to create equity among patients in need of organ transplants.
Website provides patient-level information about the organs that can be transplanted, living before and after transplantation, information for donors such as costs and children’s health, and community resources.
Advice for patients after they have had an organ transplant, including topics such as rejection prevention, comorbidity management, lifestyle changes, and more.
A page with information for patients who have been recommended by their doctor to be evaluated for a transplant. Includes facts about the pre-transplant process.
Information to help patients create a financial plan for their transplant costs. Provides links to resources for housing, prescription, transportation, and overall financial assistance.
Information on matching donor organs with transplant candidates, including information on the medical data involved and the “match run” rank-order list of transplant candidates.
A page for transplant patients describing the various roles of individuals they should become familiar with throughout the transplant process. This includes the financial coordinator, transplant physician, transplant surgeon, social worker, dietician, and others.
This page provides information on waiting for an organ transplant, how the organ procurement organization and organ transplant center interact, and dispels the falsehoods about wait lists.
SRTR receives data collected by other organizations, manages and analyzes these data, and supplies data, summary reports, and analyses to the transplant community.
Website provides patient-level information about the organs that can be transplanted, living before and after transplantation, information for donors such as costs and children’s health, and community resources.
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