Transplant Center

Our Transplant Center provides patients with a range of transplant options, including living donor
Transplant Center

The Transplant Center at Cleveland Clinic in Florida builds upon the longstanding success of the world-renowned Cleveland Clinic in Ohio. We’re a leading provider of heart, kidney and liver transplants in South Florida. And we’re one of a few in the state with kidney and liver living donor programs.

Cleveland Clinic in Florida Transplant Center: Why Choose Us?

At Cleveland Clinic in Florida, you receive the highest-level medical care from top experts in organ transplantation. You benefit from:

  • Proven transplant success: All transplants take place at our Transplant Center at Cleveland Clinic Weston Hospital. We’re experts in heart, kidney and liver transplants. We also have the expertise to do complex multi-organ transplants. Depending on the transplant type, our graft and patient survival rates meet or exceed regional and national averages. Learn more about our transplant programs.
  • Living donor transplants: We’re among a select few medical centers in Florida performing living donor liver transplants. We also excel in living donor kidney transplants. Living donors help patients get transplants faster, often while they’re still relatively healthy. Explore our living donor programs.
  • Pioneering organ transplant procedures: Our teams’ dedication to research and clinical trials is improving the transplant process for patients everywhere. We’ve helped advance the safe transplantation of imperfect organs, allowing more patients to get lifesaving transplants.
  • Transplant care for all: Patients from across the southeastern U.S., the Caribbean and Latin America seek our proven transplant expertise.
  • Convenient post-transplant care: Our outpatient centers throughout South Florida and the Treasure Coast make it easy to get disease care and post-transplant care closer to home. We also offer virtual visits and virtual second opinions.
  • Nationally recognized medical care: Newsweek rates Cleveland Clinic Weston Hospital as South Florida’s top hospital. Cleveland Clinic also ranks as the No. 2 hospital system in the world and nation. Learn more about our recognitions and rankings.
Transplant Center Programs & Staff

Transplant Doctors | Cleveland Clinic Florida

Our Doctors

We can help you choose the top transplant specialist from our pool of surgeons and other health care providers.

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Transplant Departments | Cleveland Clinic Florida

Transplant Programs

Cleveland Clinic Florida’s Transplant Center is one of the leading institutes for heart, liver and kidney transplantation in South Florida.

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Become a Living Donor

Become a Living Donor

Interested in becoming a living donor? Get started today by filling out our confidential online health questionnaire.

Apply to Become a Living Donor
Online Virtual Visits

Online Virtual Visits

You can stay connected to your healthcare team through virtual visits, using your smartphone, tablet or computer. Ask your provider about what options are available.

Patient Stories

Patient Stories

Left: Ken Hollander preparing for surgery. Right, Ken recovering after the transplant.

Rare Liver Condition Leads to a Transplant of Hope

Nov 11, 2024

“I choose to look at everything as I’m alive and this is what I have to do to stay healthy and I’m going to do it.”

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Ikeba Diah at the beach before his lifesaving liver transplant.

Young Florida Patient Finds Hope and a Lifeline

Aug 12, 2024

“I plan to live a long life, I wouldn’t be here today without the Transplant fund’s support for my post-transplant care. I’m eternally grateful to have the team at Cleveland Clinic in my corner.”
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Jennifer Boyd and her daughter Emma now share an even closer connection.

Lifesaving Organ Transplant is a Perfect Match

Jun 15, 2023

“My mother had the same thing and it killed her three years ago. My great-grandmother had cirrhosis, too, and she didn’t drink at all. And I have another cousin who has it, and she doesn’t drink. So in our case, it’s obviously hereditary.”
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