Support for Every Step of Your Transplant Journey

Our experienced team provides comprehensive, personalized care at every step of the transplant journey. Your care team may include:

• Transplant surgeons: Doctors who specialize in organ transplantation and perform the surgery. They talk to patients about transplant surgery and alternative options to determine if transplant is right for you.
• Cardiologists: Doctors who specialize in diagnosing and treating a wide variety of heart conditions and diseases.
• Nephrologists: Doctors who specialize in diagnosing, treating and managing a wide variety of kidney conditions and diseases
• Hepatologists: Doctors who specialize in diagnosing, treating and managing a wide variety of liver conditions and diseases. 
• Transplant nurse practitioners and physician assistants: Advanced practice providers who manage patients’ health before and after transplant surgery.
• Transplant nurse coordinators: Registered nurses who focus on all aspects of the transplant process, including arranging evaluations, hospital education and support, and post-transplant follow-up care.
• Social workers: Guide and connect patients with nonmedical support services before and after transplant.
• Dietitians: Provide nutritional advice to keep patients as healthy as possible before and after transplant surgery.
• Pharmacists: Dispense and counsel patients about prescription medications needed after transplant.
• Transplant financial coordinators: Assist patients in understanding how to pay for care, reviewing insurance coverage plans, and obtaining pre-authorizations for evaluation, surgery and follow-up care.
• Outreach coordinators: Collaborates with transplant providers and surgeons to coordinate outreach events and activities, with the goal of increasing organ donation and transplantation awareness in the community.
• Transplant Assistants: Support the clinical staff and ensure your tests and clinic appointments are scheduled in a timely fashion.
• Transplant Nurse Educators: Organize and facilitate educational opportunities for staff and patients.
• Quality Associates: Collects, tracks and analyzes clinical data in order to facilitate process improvement projects.

You can trust us to make the transplant process easier for you and your support system. We’re available to:

• Answer questions and concerns
• Explain your condition and treatment
• Encourage and support