Health1's transplant program manages the full journey — living or deceased donor matching, surgery, and lifelong post-transplant care — with PM-JAY coverage support for eligible patients.
Book a Consultation Common QuestionsA transplant isn't a single event — it's a journey from diagnosis and donor evaluation, through surgery, to years of follow-up care and immunosuppression management. Health1's program is built around that continuity: the same team that manages your pre-transplant workup and surgery also manages your long-term follow-up, working alongside our dialysis partnership (NephroPlus) for patients on the pathway to transplant.
Donor and recipient evaluation typically takes several weeks — blood work, tissue typing, imaging, and specialist clearances (cardiac, psychological) all need to be completed before a surgery date is set. This isn't a delay for its own sake: thorough evaluation is what makes the surgery itself safe and gives the transplanted organ the best chance of long-term success.
Advanced liver & pancreatic surgery, GI & HPB cancer surgery.
Uro-oncology, endourology, reconstructive urology.
A living donor (often a family member) donates a kidney or part of a liver while alive; a deceased donor transplant relies on organ availability through the national allocation system. Living donor transplants can often be planned and scheduled; deceased donor transplants depend on organ availability.
PM-JAY provides coverage for eligible patients for transplant-related procedures — our team can confirm your specific eligibility and coverage during your evaluation.
Regular monitoring of organ function, immunosuppression medication management, and infection prevention — typically frequent visits in the first months, tapering to periodic check-ups long-term.
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