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How to Pay For an Organ Transplant Surgery

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Updated: January 04, 2009

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The Costs of Organ Transplantation

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  • Pre-transplant hospitalizations, lab tests and general testing in preparation for surgery

  • Hospitalization required before surgery

  • Treatment costs prior to surgery, such as dialysis and insulin pumps

  • Transplant surgery and hospitalization

  • Anti-rejection medications

  • Ongoing visits with the transplant surgeon

  • Any additional treatment required

  • Insurance deductibles, co-pays and premiums

  • Non-medical expenses, including child care, travel, and lodging

  • Lost wages
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