At a glance
NLDAC financial assistance
Not yet verified
Enrolled with the National Living Donor Assistance Center, which reimburses eligible donors for travel, lodging, lost wages and dependent care. We have not verified this center either way — ask their living donor program.
Paired exchange
Yes
Runs kidney paired donation, so a willing donor who is not compatible with their person can still get them a kidney through an exchange.
Source, checked September 2026
Living donor page
Published
A page the center publishes specifically about living kidney donation.
Every yes and no here was checked against a public source on the date shown. A blank means we have not verified it either way — the center may well offer it, so ask them.
What they publish
What they publish about BMI
Not yet verified — the center may publish this on its own site, and their living donor program can tell you directly.
How their evaluation works
“Johns Hopkins's kidney transplant page says the Comprehensive Transplant Center participates in kidney swaps and exchanges, where donor and recipient pairs trade organs, and separately runs an Incompatible Kidney Transplant Program for donor and patient pairs who are not compatible.”
Their published page, checked September 2026
Donor protections in Maryland
Grade A. Maryland is among the better-protected states, with 6 of the seven protections tracked. Still worth reading which ones — they cover quite different things.
The American Kidney Fund's Maryland fact sheet
Federal family leave can already cover donation. A law written for living donors has not passed yet. See the full picture for Maryland.
Other verified centers in Maryland
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