Charitable Trust Online For Liver Transplant
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Donors must have a compatible blood type and liver anatomy that is suitable for donation. Potential liver donors must not have any serious medical conditions, such as liver disease, diabetes, heart disease or cancer. To become a live liver donor, you must: Be a willing adult between age 18 and 60.
Reimbursement up to $2,000/week for up to 6 weeks We encourage liver donors to preserve their supplemental benefit plans such as short term disability so that they do not exhaust these benefits in case they are needed in the future for other reasons.
Resources American Transplant Foundation. Children's Organ Transplant Association (COTA) Donate Life America. HelpHopeLive. National Foundation for Transplants (NFT) National Institutes of Health. National Living Donor Assistance Center. Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network (OPTN)
Can I get paid for donating an organ? No, it is against the law. You do not get any money or gifts for being an organ donor, but you will not have to pay any of the medical costs. The recipients insurance will pay for the tests to see if you can be a donor and the cost of the donation hospitalizations.
To be evaluated as a potential liver donor, you must be: 18 to 65 years old. At or able to reach a BMI below 33 before surgery. Willing to avoid consuming alcohol for at least six weeks before and three months after surgery. A nonsmoker for at least six weeks before surgery.