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Male patient of Casa de Salud at the health clinic.
Mid-America Transplant, Community
The Mid-America Transplant Foundation Board of Directors pledged more than $210,000 in grant funding requests to partner organizations committed to decreasing the need for transplants through preventative health measures and supporting recipients by ensuring they have access to care and resources they need.
2020 Donate Life Month artwork, the scene of a garden with flowers and butterflies.
Mid-America Transplant, Community, Donor Family
Every April, Mid-America Transplant joins Donate Life America in celebration of National Donate Life Month!
Mid-America Transplant, Community
While this pandemic is disrupting everyone’s daily lives, we know it is causing additional concern for those who have received a lifesaving organ transplant and the 112,000 Americans still on the national waiting list.
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Mid-America Transplant, Community, Donor Family
At Mid-America Transplant, we hold the health and safety of our employees, partners and everyone we serve as a top priority. As a precaution to the risks associated with the COVID-19 virus, the organization has decided to postpone all events planned by Mid-America Transplant through April 30.
Steven Hale received a lifesaving kidney and pancreas transplant in 2019 at Saint Louis University Hospital. Today, he's able to play basketball, wake board and enjoy an active lifestyle.
Mid-America Transplant
In 2019, 2504 organ and tissue donors said yes to help others through gifts of organ and tissue, leaving legacies of life, love, and healing.
Kidney and pancreas recipient, Nikki Love-McIntyre, walks in Forest Park with her husband.
Mid-America Transplant
A new metric aimed at evaluating the performance of organ procurement organizations was announced in December by the Department of Health and Human Services.