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What every US living donor program publishes — financial help for donors, paired exchange, and how to reach them. Checked against public sources and dated.
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  • Albany Medical Center Hospital

    Albany, NY

    NLDAC financial assistance · not yet verifiedPaired exchange · not yet verified

    Albany Medical Center's kidney transplant page says its program has received living-donor kidneys from family members and friends for decades, with a focus on donor safety and wellbeing.

  • Erie County Medical Center

    Buffalo, NY

    NLDAC financial assistance · not yet verifiedPaired exchange

    ECMC's living-donor page says it offers paired exchange for donor-recipient pairs who are not compatible, letting incompatible pairs exchange donors with another pair.

  • James J. Peters VA Medical Center

    Bronx, NY

    NLDAC financial assistance · not yet verifiedPaired exchange · not yet verified

    The Bronx VA's facility page says its transplant surgeons perform transplants, including kidney, using organs from living or deceased donors, through its Renal Transplant Department.

  • Long Island Jewish Medical Center-Cohen Children's Medical Center

    Queens, NY

    NLDAC financial assistance · not yet verifiedPaired exchange · not yet verified

    Cohen Children's pediatric kidney transplant page says a donor must be an adult in good health, generally between eighteen and sixty years old, without high blood pressure, cancer, diabetes, kidney disease, or heart disease.

  • Montefiore Medical Center

    Bronx, NY

    NLDAC financial assistance · not yet verifiedPaired exchange

    Montefiore Einstein's living-donor page says its program takes part in kidney-paired exchange through the National Kidney Registry for donors who are healthy but incompatible with their intended recipient, and that part of the evaluation can be done remotely for candidates living far away.

  • Mount Sinai Medical Center

    New York, NY

    NLDAC financial assistance · not yet verifiedPaired exchange · not yet verified

    Mount Sinai's living-donor page says the Zweig Family Center for Living Donation, within the Recanati/Miller Transplantation Institute, supports living donors, transplant recipients, and their families.

  • NY Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia Univ. Medical Center

    New York, NY

    NLDAC financial assistance · not yet verifiedPaired exchange

    Columbia's living-donor program page describes paired donor exchange, or a kidney swap, as a strategy that pairs incompatible donors with compatible recipients across programs, hospitals, and even regions.

  • NYU Langone Health

    New York, NY

    NLDAC financial assistance · not yet verifiedPaired exchange · not yet verified

    NYU Langone's living-donor page describes paired kidney exchange as an option that pairs incompatible donor-recipient pairs together for transplant.

  • New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center

    New York, NY

    NLDAC financial assistance · not yet verifiedPaired exchange

    Weill Cornell's kidney paired donation page says the program is a founding member of the National Kidney Registry, in partnership with NewYork-Presbyterian, connecting incompatible donor-recipient pairs with other pairs.

  • North Shore University Hospital/Northwell Health

    Manhasset, NY

    NLDAC financial assistance · not yet verifiedPaired exchange · not yet verified

    Northwell's kidney transplant page says a living donor ambassador guides patients through the process of finding a living donor.

  • State University of New York Upstate Medical University

    Syracuse, NY

    NLDAC financial assistancePaired exchange · not yet verified

    SUNY Upstate's living organ donation page says a compatible blood type is not required for donation because kidney swaps can be arranged, and names the National Living Donor Assistance Center as a resource for donor travel and other funds.

  • State University of New York, Downstate Medical Center

    Brooklyn, NY

    NLDAC financial assistance · not yet verifiedPaired exchange · not yet verified

    SUNY Downstate's donor page says a member of the donor team reviews a candidate's medical history and connects them with an independent living donor advocate as part of the initial screening.

  • Strong Memorial Hospital, University of Rochester Medical Center

    Rochester, NY

    NLDAC financial assistancePaired exchange · not yet verified

    URMC's living-donor page says the program partners with national organizations, naming the National Living Donor Assistance Center, to help donors apply for financial assistance toward the costs of donation.

  • University Hospital of State University of New York at Stony Brook

    Stony Brook, NY

    NLDAC financial assistancePaired exchange

    Stony Brook's living-donor page says the program has partnered with UNOS's Kidney Paired Donation program to help patients whose designated donor is incompatible receive a kidney.

  • Westchester Medical Center

    Valhalla, NY

    NLDAC financial assistance · not yet verifiedPaired exchange · not yet verified

    Westchester Medical Center's kidney transplant page says its program specializes in living kidney donation to get patients the care they need quickly.

My Kidney Story does not collect, store, or evaluate medical information, and nothing on this page is medical advice. Donor eligibility is determined solely by a transplant center after its own independent evaluation.

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