Humans can survive with only one kidney.
The recipient’s insurance covers all medical expenses.
Recovery takes an average of 6 weeks.
93,000 people in the United States are currently in need of a kidney transplant. Without a transplant, patients must undergo dialysis. Dialysis is life-saving, but it is very hard on the body and is not a permanent solution.
Patients can receive kidneys from a living donor or a deceased donor. A living donor transplant often provides better long-term outcomes and can dramatically improve quality of life.