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Kidney Transplant Program

Cleveland Clinic's Kidney Transplant Program is nationally ranked and made up of many of the nation’s leading specialists.
Why Choose Cleveland Clinic for Your Kidney Transplant

Why Choose Cleveland Clinic for Your Kidney Transplant

Established over 50 years ago, Cleveland Clinic’s kidney transplant program has completed thousands of kidney transplants, in conjunction with its affiliate program in West Virginia. Cleveland Clinic is recognized in the U.S. and throughout the world for its expertise and care. Our program is also a member of the United Network For Organ Sharing (UNOS), meeting all their requirements for kidney transplants. In 2021, Cleveland Clinic performed 306 kidney and kidney/pancreas transplants (Ohio program only)

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Patient Stories

Patient Stories

Patient Robert Terry shows off his smile after undergoing kidney transplant

Man Benefits from HIV-Positive to HIV-Positive Kidney Transplant

Dec 1, 2022

“Although you may have HIV, there is still a chance for you. There are options for you. You can still get a kidney. You can still come get back to a normal life.”
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Sheri underwent a kidney transplant that removed her six pound kidney.

Woman Has Transplant Because of Genetic Condition, Removes Six Pound Kidney

Mar 10, 2022

“I hope my story inspires others to consider being donors. That’s what it’s all about.”
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The chain started with a altruistic donor, who just felt called to donate to someone in need. (Courtesy: Cleveland Clinic)

Three-Pair Kidney Swap is Transforming for Recipients and Donors

Sep 15, 2021

“You have the chance to save someone’s life or dramatically improve the quality of someone’s life. Dialysis is no way to live, and it’s actually puzzling to me that I waited so long to do this. It’s a big commitment, but it’s very safe.”
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