Organavailable

Organavailable is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals with organ failure by facilitating the donation, transplantation, and care of organs. Founded in 2005, the organization operates in the United States and Canada, connecting patients in need of organ transplants with potential donors and coordinating the complex logistics of organ donation and transplantation.

The primary mission of Organavailable is to increase the number of organ transplants by promoting organ donation awareness, educating the public about the benefits of organ donation, and providing resources for potential donors and recipients. The organization works closely with hospitals, transplant centers, and other healthcare providers to streamline the organ donation and transplantation process.

Organavailable operates a national organ donor registry, which allows individuals to register their decision to donate organs upon death. The registry is used to quickly identify potential donors and facilitate the donation process. The organization also provides support and resources for organ recipients, including information about the transplantation process, post-transplant care, and the emotional and physical challenges that may arise.

In addition to its registry and educational efforts, Organavailable offers a variety of programs and services to support organ donation and transplantation, including:

A toll-free donor registry hotline to assist individuals in registering their decision to donate organs

A national organ donor registry website, which allows individuals to register online and update their registration information

Educational materials and resources for healthcare providers, patients, and the public

A network of transplant centers and hospitals that work together to facilitate the organ donation and transplantation process

A support network for organ recipients, including access to counseling and support groups

Organavailable is committed to improving the lives of individuals with organ failure by increasing the number of organ transplants and providing support and resources for both donors and recipients. The organization's work is made possible through the generosity of donors, the dedication of healthcare providers, and the support of the community.