transplants

Support Nebraska Medicine Transplants

Since 1970, Nebraska Medicine has been working to shape the field of transplantation and to provide hope and life for thousands of patients. Its national transplant programs provide comprehensive treatment for diseases that affect the liver, intestine, kidney, pancreas, heart and lung. Through dedicated efforts in education and research, as well as innovations in clinical medicine, Nebraska Medicine is helping to shape the field of transplantation each day.

Nebraska Medicine Transplants

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Nebraska Medicine Transplant Excellence Fund

This fund supports care provided to transplant patients including needed equipment, patient education, continuing education and items necessary to enhance the patient and family experience.


Nebraska Medicine Liver Transplant Excellence Fund

This fund supports care for liver transplant patients or their families including needed equipment, continuing education, patient education and items necessary to enhance the patient and family experience.


Nebraska Medicine Donate Life Services Fund

This fund supports the education of organ donors and awareness of the need for organ donation.


Nebraska Medicine Kidney and Pancreas Transplant Excellence Fund

This fund supports the care provided by the kidney and pancreas transplant department for patients or their families including needed equipment, patient education, continuing education and any items needed to enhance the patient and family experience.


Nebraska Medicine Transplant Patient and Family Experience Fund

This fund supports Nebraska Medicine’s commitment to an outstanding transplant patient experience, including critical basic needs for patients and families, as well as support for technology, education and activities that enhance the patient experience.


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