Choosing the right transplant center requires patients to navigate complex medical reports and performance data. Making sense of it all can be overwhelming — yet understanding these details is key to making an informed choice. Drawing from our own experience as patients, and from years of conversations with others who’ve gone through the same journey, we focus on highlighting on center's data that truly matters to help you make the best decision.
Built on our own journey and years of patient insight, we focus on the transplant center's data that truly matters.
Built on years of patient insight, we focus on the transplant center's data that truly matters.
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Blood Type O: 45 months
Blood Type B: 72 months
Blood Type A: 35 months
Blood Type Ab: 12 months
Over the past decade, SUNY Downstate Medical Center has made significant strides in reducing its kidney transplant waiting list, decreasing from approximately 500 patients in 2014 to under 250 in 2024. However, this reduction has been primarily due to patients being removed from the list as their health deteriorated during the prolonged wait. With an average of 50 cadaveric kidney transplants performed annually, the center's transplant volume does not match the demand of the waiting list.
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