| American Society of Transplant Surgeons: The coordination of efforts or formulation of programs by surgeons, physicians, scientists, agencies and health personnel to provide maximal efficiency and optimal benefit to recipients of transplants. |
| Bio Implant Services(BIS) Foundation: A non-profit organization, that mediates in the donation and allocation of human tissue for transplantation purposes. |
| California Pacific Medical Center's Kidney & Pancreas Transplant: Provides information on kidney and pancreas transplant evaluation, living donation and surgery at California Pacific Medical Center and our Northern California outreach sites. |
| CenterSpan: News, clinical information, and resources for transplantation professionals under the auspices of the American Society for Transplantation and the American Society of Transplant Surgeons. |
| Charles O. Strickler Transplant Center: Provide comprehensive diagnostic and therapeutic care of surgical diseases involving transplantation of kidneys, livers, heart, heart/lung, and pancreas. |
| CTS Collaborative Transplant Study: An international non-profit effort of more than 300 transplant centers in organ transplantation research. Online resources include access to CTS data, newsletters, publications, reagents and participants. |
| Division of Transplantation Pathology: Provide up-to-date laboratory services with expertise in pathology, immunology and molecular biology. Actively involved in many transplantation related research projects. |
| Donor Alliance, Inc.: Facilitates the recovery and donation of organs and tissues in Colorado and Wyoming. |
| Emory University Hospital: Offering multi-organ transplantation in various combinations, from heart/lung to heart/kidney. |
| Eurotransplant: Responsible for the mediation and allocation of organ donation procedures in Austria, Belgium, Germany, Luxemburg, the Netherlands, and Slovenia. Available in English or German. |
| High Complexity Assistance: Columbian network of clinics and hospitals offering organ transplant to foreign patients. |
| Iowa Donor Network (IDN): A non-profit organization that operates as the primary contact for organ, tissue and eye donation services for the state of Iowa. |
| Johns Hopkins Comprehensive Transplant Center: Information about laparoscopic live donor nephrectomy, innovative heart and lung procedures, and transplant alternatives. |
| LifeLink Foundation: Non-profit community service organization of Florida, Georgia, and Puerto Rico for organ and tissues transplantation. |
| LifeNet: A non-profit organ procurement organization providing donation systems for heart, liver, kidney, pancreas, lung, and other organs for transplant. |
| Mary Lea Johnson Richards Transplant Center at NYU Hospitals Center: Offers liver, kidney, and pancreas transplantation. |
| Mayo Clinic Transplant Center: Offers comprehensive care to adults and children in need of heart, lung, liver, kidney, pancreas, or blood or marrow transplantation. |
| Medical College of Virginia Hospitals of the VCU Health System Transplant Center: Contains information for patients and referring physicians about the transplant services available at MCVH/VCUHS, including liver, kidney, and kidney-pancreas transplant, as well as laparoscopic living kidney and living liver donation. |
| Medical College of Wisconsin: Specialists offering the latest news and information on organ transplants. |
| New England Organ Bank: A not-for-profit agency. Mission is to recover, preserve, and distribute organs and tissues for transplant. |
| Oregon Health Sciences University Transplant Program: Active member of the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS). Medicare and CHAMPUS certified for kidney, heart and liver transplantation. |
| Organ and Tissue Donation Initiative: U.S. government organ and tissue donation awareness web site. |
| Pacific Northwest Transplant Bank: The federally designated organ procurement organization serving Oregon, southern Washington and SW Idaho. This site includes information on organ donation and brain death, and links to key local, regional and national sites. |
| St. Vincent Medical Center: Multi-organ transplantation, cardiac care, ancillary health services, cancer research and treatment. |
| The Nicholas Green Foundation: A non-profit organization dedicated to furthering the cause of organ and tissue donation around the world. |
| The Recanati/Miller Transplantation Institute at Mount Sinai, NY: The Recanati/Miller Transplantation Institute comprises world-renowned physicians, surgeons, and scientists in a wide variety of organ transplant and medical specialties. |
| The Transplant Center at Fairview-University Medical Center: A unique partnership of University of Minnesota Physicians Transplant Program and Fairview Health Services offering heart, intestinal, kidney, liver, lung, pancreas and islet transplantation services. |
| TissueNet.Com: An open network of tissue banks in which hospitals and transplant professionals can obtain quality allograft tissue. |
| Transplant Center Berlin-Steglitz, Germany: Kidney transplantation at UKBF Berlin, Germany. Complete English and German version. Medical and public information on transplantation and organ donation. |
| Transplant Pathology Internet Services: International collaboration and standardization of criteria in assessing histopathologic features of rejection. |
| Transplant Week -- Your Online Transplant Newsletter: News and information from doctors and leading medical centers about latest developments in kidney, pancreas, liver, heart and lung transplantation. Updated daily. |
| Transplantation: Provides access to the official journal of the Transplantation Society. |
| UHN Toronto General Hospital: Offering a multi organ transplant services in Canada. |
| University of Maryland Transplant Center: Home of the nation's largest kidney transplant program. A comprehensive center with programs for kidney, pancreas, simultaneous kidney-pancreas, liver, heart and lung transplantation. |
| University of Nebraska Medical Center: Transplant programs, organ recovery and cooperative care services. |
| UWHC OPO: Organ procurement organization of the University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics providing services to Wisconsin, Michigan and Illinois. |
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