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Find information and resources about the UNOS regions. Learn more about education and policy initiatives in your organ transplant region.
This data visualization shows high-level data on transplants, deceased donors recovered, patients added to the waitlist and patients temporarily moved to inactive waitlist status*. It is updated daily.
The Ohio Solid Organ Transplantation Consortium, also known as OSOTC, is a 501 (c)3 organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals with solid organ failure who could benefit from an organ transplant in the state of Ohio.
Transplant data show that more and more people receive transplants every year and that many people with transplants are living longer after receiving their organ(s) than ever before. Printable Transplant System Maps View and print the transplant system maps from the graphics library.
Team Ohio is made of transplant recipients, living donors, families of a donor, as well as transplant professionals and advocates. Members live throughout the state of Ohio and the United States.
Lifebanc began 35 years ago as one of the original seven independent organ procurement organizations in the United States. Since then, we’ve been serving Northeast Ohio as a nonprofit organ and tissue recovery organization to more than 80 hospitals and two transplant centers. But, our mission cannot be accomplished alone.
Our organ transplantation team of specialists drive innovation through research and care for patients needing heart, lung, kidney, liver transplants here at Ohio State.
