The Transplant Coordinator will consult the family members of the deceased donor.
The patient will have to hold a Health Insurance that allows Transplant coverage.
If the patient prefers to pay directly to the hospital, the management will need to verify the financial documents.
The patient looking for transplant, will require Doctor certification before proceeding for the surgery.
If the requirement and the availability of the organ matches, the transplant operation will done immediately.
In case the patient is unable to find an immediate availability of the organ, the patient’s name is registered through the hospital. When the organ is available, it is offered to the patient only in the hospital from where it is registered with Jeevandan.
Only immediate family members of the patient are allowed to donate their organs.
Residential certificate, family tree certificate and police verification.
The Transplant Coordinator will submit the above documents along with an affidavit to the Director of Medical Education.
On the approval of the Director of Medical Education, the transplantation will be carried out.
An International Patient is entitled to a Kidney and Liver Transplant only. The 'Living Donor' rules will apply for this. For more information on the aspects relating to organ transplantation for patient's from different nationalities, click here
The donor and the patient has to carry an NOC certificate from their respective country's embassy
After acquiring the required certificates and the doctor's approval, the transplantation will be initiated.
If you would like to know more regarding the legal aspects with Organ Donation and Organ Transplantation, you can reach out to us and we can guide you through the processes.
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