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A 10-area life assessment — housing, food, transport, insurance, support, and the things doctors don't ask about.
TransplantCheck maps your barriers, finds your resources, and tracks every step — so nothing falls through the cracks while you wait.
Most patients are handed a phone number on a sticky note and told to call. Then they wait — alone — through a process that wasn't designed to follow up.
A 10-area life assessment — housing, food, transport, insurance, support, and the things doctors don't ask about.
AI-matched local resources — insurance-aware. We facilitate, with drafted emails and call scripts, not just a list.
Track every referral from sent to resolved. Reminders, status updates, and a record you can actually share.
SRTR data, wait times, and outcomes — filtered by your location, your insurance, and your situation. Not a directory. A decision tool.
Eight experiential check-in domains. Not medical data — an emotional compass for the long wait. Private by default.
One small concrete action when you're struggling. AI-guided, never a wall of text.
Plain-English articles: waitlist, multi-listing, living donors, self-advocacy. No jargon.
Waitlist position, center requirements, and what's next — in language a human can read.
We don't just hand you a list. We facilitate — drafted emails, call scripts, follow-ups — until something actually happens.
Medicaid, Medicare, private, uninsured — every recommendation respects your coverage and points you somewhere real.
Built by an LCSW who sat in a chair next to dialysis patients for years. The tool exists because the alternative wasn't enough.
For dialysis centers and transplant programs: closed-loop referral tracking, population-level barrier analytics, and a 48-hour deployment.
For dialysis programs, transplant centers, and CCBHC partners: the care-pathway leaks we measured against the platform we built to fix them. KDQOL-36, Zarit Burden, transportation SDOH, post-transplant adherence — surfaced, trended, actioned.
Tasklist with deadline pings + clinic upload pipeline. Lab results auto-flag missing items. Patients stop falling off the list.
Re-scored quarterly and trended for the transplant team. The eval-day score stops being the only datapoint.
Daily immunosuppression check-in with push reminder, log, and missed-dose escalation to the clinic. The #1 driver of graft loss has a workflow.
CMS-required instrument auto-served quarterly, trended, and flagged when scores drop below your threshold. Quality measure becomes a workflow, not a checkbox.
Zarit Burden Interview monthly. Intervention pathway when the score crosses threshold. Caregiver collapse stops being the surprise that ends a transplant.
Geo + appointment cross-reference detects gaps before the missed dialysis session. Connects out to patient transport partners.
In-app secure messaging with the center coordinator, voice-to-text supported. High-friction phone tag becomes a logged conversation.
Targets reflect the gap-to-fill model above; per-cohort outcomes vary and are not a clinical guarantee. We measure honestly, surface the data to your team, and adjust per quarter.
Walk through the gap analysis →You deserve more than a referral. You deserve a connection.
One email per week. Practical advice on navigating the waitlist — multi-listing, living donors, center selection, and what to actually ask your team.
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Patient navigation for people on the kidney transplant waitlist. Maps barriers, finds resources, tracks every step. Built with input from transplant social workers, nephrologists, and patients at 8 centers.
Yes. Patients can start the assessment at no cost.
Yes - HealthcareCheck-grade infrastructure for transplant programs that want to white-label patient navigation. Schedule a center call.
Matthew Sexton, LCSW and LICSW. Former transplant social worker. Named inventor on the architecture patent.
No. TransplantCheck is a navigation tool - it surfaces what to do next, who to call, and what resources exist. Clinical decisions stay with your transplant team.