How long is the wait for kidney transplant in Colorado?

Most Coloradans wait 4 years for a kidney transplant. You don't have to.

University of Colorado Hospital is a large transplant center with a well-established living donor and deceased donor program.

The hospital announced the suspension of its kidney, liver, and pancreas transplant programs in 2018. The programs were temporarily suspended that year and resumed in 2020.

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Transplant Center Wait time forecast (months) Patients on waiting list 2024 deceased-donor transplants Learn More
University of Colorado Hospital/HSC 46 725 169
Insights 39.7503186 -104.8367063
Centura Porter Adventist Hosp 51 328 75
Insights 39.6751269 -104.9680914
Presbyterian/ St Lukes Med Ctr 52 241 44
Insights 39.732746 -104.9710123
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Insights 41.5993157 -83.6295222

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Based on OPTN data as of May 19, 2026.

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