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UPMC Lung Transplant Program Personal Data Sheet - UPMC 2025

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The document is a personal data sheet for the UPMC Lung Transplant Program, requiring patients to provide comprehensive information including personal details, insurance information, and medical history. It outlines the process for evaluation as a lung transplant candidate, which includes financial clearance and scheduling an interview, typically taking 2-4 weeks. Additionally, it specifies required attachments such as recent medical test results.

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What is the best lung transplant hospital in the US?

The Temple Lung Center is the nations leader in lung transplants one of medicines most complex and challenging procedures. Over the past 8 years, Temple has performed more lung transplants than any other hospital in the country, and continues to have the best 1-year survival outcomes in the nation.

What is the number one pulmonary hospital in the US?

Worlds Best Specialized Hospitals 2022 RankHospitalDepartment 1 Mayo Clinic - Rochester Pulmonary Medicine 2 Massachusetts General Hospital Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine 3 Cleveland Clinic Respiratory Institute 4 Cedars-Sinai Medical Center General Pulmonology90 more rows

What is the best hospital for lung treatment?

The top-ranked hospitals for pulmonology and lung surgery in the 2024-2025 report are: Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota; NYU Langone Hospitals; UCLA Medical Center; UCSF Health-UCSF Medical Center; and. Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.

Is there a lung transplant list?

The lung waiting list is a database of medical information for every person waiting for an organ transplant in the United States and Puerto Rico. When a donor organ becomes available, information about the organ goes into the database. A computer system generates a list of candidates who might be a good match.