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Donor Intake Form
Donor Intake Form in SPANISH
 UCLA
Renal Transplant Services
Pre-Transplant
Evaluation
Transplant
History
Transplant
Process
Wait
Time
Nutrition
Before Transplantation
Staying
fit for Transplant
Hepatitis
and HIV and Kidney
Transplant
Taking Care of Your New Kidney
Social
Work Role
Social
Work Checklist
Hotels
in the UCLA Area
Additional Resources
Criteria
for Kidney/Pancreas
Transplantation
Patient
Education for Kidney/Pancreas
Transplantation
What every patient needs to know
Partnering with your Transplant team:
The Patient Guide to Transplantation
UNOS Facts and Figures
Q&A about a Change in Kidney Allocation Policy
(EN ESPANOL)
Q&A for Transplant Candidates and Families about Multiple Listings
and Wait Time Transfer
(EN ESPANOL)
 Medicare
Coverage
of Kidney Dialysis and Kidney
Transplant Services (Medicare)
Extended
Criteria Donor Info
Extended
Criteria Donor Consent.
Donantes
de Criterio más Amplio
Donor
Nephrectomy
Nefrectomia
del Donador
Kidney
Transplantation
Transplante
de Riñón |
The UCLA Adult Kidney Transplant Team
includes specialists in:
Our team of specialists is supplemented by
experienced consultants in pathology, interventional radiology,
pulmonary and cardiac medicine, immunology and infectious
diseases, as well as the full services of the faculty and staff of
UCLA Medical Center. The team assumes responsibility for primary
care during hospitalization for the transplant and immediate
after-care, and remains an ongoing resource for transplant
patients and their primary care physicians.
How to Schedule Your Evaluation
Appointment at UCLA
Please call (310) 825-6836 to schedule an
appointment. Be prepared to provide the following information:
name, address, birth date, social security number and name of
referring physician.
The Transplant Clinic, where the
evaluation will take place, is located at 200 UCLA Medical
Plaza, Suite 300, across Westwood Blvd. from the UCLA Medical
Center. Parking is conveniently located in parking structures
beneath and directly behind the Medical Plaza. (See our location
map for more directions).
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How
is my care coordinated between UCLA Medical Center and my kidney
doctor?
2. What happens at the
evaluation appointment?
3. What are my transplant
options?
4. What if I'm a candidate for
a kidney/pancreas transplant?
5. How do I prepare for
transplantation?
6. How long will I be in the
hospital?
7. Who will take care of my
health needs after I leave the hospital?
PLEASE NOTE:
Many documents on the UCLA Transplantation Services Web Site
are Portable Document Format (PDF) files. Adobe Acrobat
Reader, available for free from Adobe, allows you to
view, navigate, and print PDF files across all major
computing platforms.
Download
free Acrobat Reader from Adobe's web site
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Adult nephrology
Urologic surgery
Psychiatry
Dialysis
Medical ethics
Nutrition
Social work
Specialized nursing
Transplant coordination