Donate Life Hollywood (DLH) is an initiative of OneLegacy, the OPO serving the L.A. area, with the support of national DLH Partners. DLH serves as a bridge between the organ donation community and the entertainment industry with the goal of seeing more authentic and positive portrayals of organ donation on television and film.
DOVE acts as the Veterans’ donor champion by identifying, screening, and educating prospective donors and matching them to Veterans in need.
The HeartBrothers Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping Heart Failure patients and their families navigate the complex journey of Heart Failure, mechanical circulatory support, and heart transplantation. It is our sole mission to bring resources together to help Heart Failure patients and their loved ones survive life with Heart Failure and all its challenges.
At Taylor’s Gift Foundation, we provide caring grief support to all organ, eye, and tissue donor families. Our Kindred Hearts Program will provide your family with one-on-one individual and family support along with options for support groups at no cost to the donor family. We are here so that no donor family grieves alone. To learn more visit talyorsgift.org
November 2, 2022
“It’s a form of expression. It inspired me, gave me peace. And everyone has their own version of that. As long as you’re breathing, there’s hope. There’s a way to do it.”
Lyfebulb, in partnership with Columbia University, presents a virtual education series, sponsored by Veloxis Pharmaceuticals, to address key topics of living from late-stage disease through the transplantation process and beyond. Providing informative patient education is key to improving the patient experience, health communications, and health outcomes.
Lyfebulb, in partnership with Columbia University, presents a virtual education series, sponsored by Veloxis Pharmaceuticals, to address key topics of living from late-stage disease through the transplantation process and beyond. Providing informative patient education is key to improving the patient experience, health communications, and health outcomes.
My mindset shifted from focusing on me to helping others
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The World Transplant Games Federation unites transplant recipients from across the world to promote the success of organ and tissue donation and life-saving transplantation. With more than 60 member countries, the WTGF stages the world’s largest awareness events for transplantation, to inspire the public to consider organ and tissue donation. The WTGF also promote sports for all, encouraging recipients to rehabilitate following their transplant and keep fit and healthy in their ongoing life journey.
The innovation challenge highlighted the sparking of innovation and care to improve quality of life with people with kidney disease.
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Lyfebulb, in partnership with Columbia University, presents a virtual education series, sponsored by Veloxis Pharmaceuticals, to address key topics of living from late-stage disease through the transplantation process and beyond. Providing informative patient education is key to improving the patient experience, health communications, and health outcomes.
An Interview with Chet Bennett, our community manager Alisha sat down with Chet to talk about changing the world
Lyfebulb, in partnership with Columbia University, presents a virtual education series, sponsored by Veloxis Pharmaceuticals, to address key topics of living from late-stage disease through the transplantation process and beyond. Providing informative patient education is key to improving the patient experience, health communications, and health outcomes.
My worthiness did not change from believing one thought over another, but my experience did
June 22, 2022
How does one say thank you for that selfless gift? For me, it is in using that life extension to help many others who follow in my footsteps as they too face death, and possible organ transplant.
Lyfebulb, in partnership with Columbia University, presents a virtual education series, sponsored by Veloxis Pharmaceuticals, to address key topics of living from late-stage disease through the transplantation process and beyond. Providing informative patient education is key to improving the patient experience, health communications, and health outcomes.
June 1, 2022
Lyfebulb, in partnership with Columbia University, presents a virtual education series, sponsored by Veloxis Pharmaceuticals, to address key topics of living from late-stage disease through the transplantation process and beyond. Providing informative patient education is key to improving the patient experience, health communications, and health outcomes.
Lyfebulb, in partnership with Columbia University, presents a virtual education series, sponsored by Veloxis Pharmaceuticals, to address key topics of living from late-stage disease through the transplantation process and beyond. Providing informative patient education is key to improving the patient experience, health communications, and health outcomes.
Bella is a trailblazer who has spent more than 850 days in the hospital, received 21 surgeries, undergone a bone-marrow transplant, and received countless needles.
This is a recap of the first webinar – Living Donors and the Transplantation Process – in …
March 24, 2022
Lyfebulb, in partnership with Columbia University, presents a virtual education series, sponsored by Veloxis Pharmaceuticals, to address key topics of living from late-stage disease through the transplantation process and beyond. Providing informative patient education is key to improving the patient experience, health communications, and health outcomes.
Diabetes tried to take many things away from Karin, but it couldn’t take her ambition.
A kidney transplant can either come from a deceased or living donor. In 2019, 41,000 people in the United States were newly placed on the waiting list for kidney transplants, and there were only about 23,000 kidney transplants done.
Lyfebulb, in partnership with Columbia University, presents a virtual education series, sponsored by Veloxis Pharmaceuticals, to address key topics of living from late-stage disease through the transplantation process and beyond. Providing informative patient education is key to improving the patient experience, health communications, and health outcomes.
“It tethered me to being alive, to something that had so much joy and life in it,” Willow said.
“This is the best job in the world – it’s a scientific challenge and I’m also working towards solving patients problems,” Petter said. He added that being a finalist in the innovation challenge was an incredible experience, despite not actually winning.
This session discusses the preparation after dialysis and starting the transplant process to get listed, as well as recruiting a potential living donor.
This session covered topics such as living with end-stage renal disease (ESRD), how to prepare for dialysis and transplant, and how dialysis and transplant affect the quality of a kidney disease patient’s life.
“Transplant is a new life,” Denise said. “And, it shouldn’t create additional worry in life.”
This session discusses end-stage renal disease management before dialysis and transplant. Other topics include what it is like living with kidney disease, what can be done to prevent further progression, and treating the patient in the disease journey.
A comprehensive guide to navigating these unprecedented times as an organ transplant recipient or the care partner of a patient.
Ava’s Heart is a California-based 501(c) 3 non-profit charitable organization that provides critically needed assistance that insurance does not cover to transplant patients who are unable to access or afford it. Core to these services is providing the mandated pre & post-transplant housing, in addition to ancillary supportive services for those who travel to the Los Angeles area for their transplant-related care. Also, integral to our mission is to assist donor families with burial expenses and to promote organ donation.
Heartfelt Help Foundation is a nonprofit which aims to assist transplant recipients afford the full scope of recovery expenses, including housing, transportation, and home health which are not covered by insurance.
TRIO is an independent, not-for-profit, international organization committed to improving the quality of life of transplant candidates, recipients, their families and the families of organ and tissue donors.
Transplant News brings you the news and content that matters to the transplant community. From patient stories, to the latest in transplant innovation, Transplant News is your window into the world of transplantation.
Amanda received her first heart transplant at 15. While other kids her age were worrying about prom and which boy liked them, Amanda had bigger things at hand.
“I woke up and without even knowing the outside world existed, I knew I existed. I knew I was alive, and I felt light and nothing hurt anymore.”
A comprehensive guide to navigating these unprecedented times as an organ transplant recipient or the care partner of a patient.
A comprehensive guide to navigating these unprecedented times as an organ transplant recipient or the care partner of a patient.
“My daughter was close to kidney failure, and when I heard that, she didn’t have to ask me, I told her that I would donate a kidney.”
