Kidney Donor Exchange

 

Once a donor is approved for the Living Donor Program, if they are not a match with the intended recipient, the donor and recipient can join The Living Donor Exchange Program.    It makes it feasible for the chosen recipient to receive a kidney. 

This represents a huge innovation in the healthcare industry.  It helps to ensure that more recipients are able to receive kidney transplants.  Since living donor kidneys last approximately 50% longer, OUI Works is committed to educating all communities about the Kidney Donor Exchange program.

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Watch the online video to help you thoroughly understand the Living Donor Exchange Program.

 

The Donor Exchange Program is an extension of The Living Donor Program. Review the University of Washington Medical Center Kidney Donor Information for a detailed explanation.

 

Click here  for a quick explanation of How the Paired Living Donor Exchange  Process Works.  

More Kidney Patients Avoiding Dialysis on Path to Transplant - National Kidney Foundation 

 

The Living Donor Exchange Program,  also known as the Paired Living Donor Exchange Program, is fully explained at the National Kidney Registry website. 

 

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