Choosing a Kidney Transplant Program That’s Right for You
Emory Kidney Transplant Program Ranked Sixth in the Nation
Every day, we are committed to working closely with patients, families, donors, and providers across all medical disciplines to ensure you receive the best care possible.
Experience to Guide You to the Care You Need
An Unwavering Focus on Quality Outcomes
Our kidney transplant program’s guiding principle is straightforward: To provide the best possible care to every patient we see, every day.
We measure our success in a number of different ways – from wait time to surgery to the number of surgeries performed. We also measure our success through patient and graft survival rates. The most recent rankings from the Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients (SRTR) underscore the experience we offer. Our risk-adjusted one-year patient and graft survival rates for kidney transplants are above the national average:
- One-Year Patient Survival at Emory: 97.69 percent
- One-year patient survival average nationwide: 97.68 percent
- One-Year Graft Survival at Emory: 95.94 percent
- One-year graft survival average nationwide: 95.81 percent
SRTR is an independent, third-party organization that evaluates and ranks organ transplant programs across the United States. It looks at many different data sets to understand the experience and quality of care transplant programs deliver to patients.
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