What is available here
Plain-language care-path education, questions for a care-team conversation, and links to official sources.
The evidence standards describe claim labels, source review, product hypotheses, and correction handling.
About Transplant Check · In beta
Who Transplant Check serves, what it does, and where it stops.
Transplant Check is a Mental Wealth Solutions project being developed around kidney-care navigation for patients, caregivers, dialysis teams, nephrology practices, and transplant programs.
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The problem and purpose.
People can need a clear next question when care moves between dialysis, nephrology, and transplant teams.
The project explores ways to make stages, responsibilities, and practical questions easier to understand. A referral, evaluation, decision, and waitlist status remain separate events owned by the relevant care team or transplant program.
For people and teams
Patients and caregivers can use the educational pages and conversation guide to prepare questions. Care teams can see the handoff and barrier questions shaping development.
Those resources are editorial material. They are not a clinical assessment, referral intake, patient record, or transplant-program decision.
Beta status and accountability.
The product is in beta and the public site is an educational surface.
What stops at this boundary
This site does not provide clinical care, assess eligibility, verify referral or waitlist status, receive referrals, match donors, or guarantee a CMS, clinical, or patient outcome.
Clinical and program decisions belong to the person’s care team and transplant program.
Clinical, CMS, and privacy boundaries.
Official organizations and care teams remain the source of truth for decisions and status.
HRSA explains that transplant hospitals evaluate people and make program decisions. CMS defines and calculates its own measures. Transplant Check can explain these distinctions; it cannot speak for either organization or a specific program.
Review the limits
Read how claims are governed on Evidence and Claim Standards, and see exactly what the public site collects on Privacy and Site Use.
Funding, conflicts, credentials, and clinical services are not represented here without verified public evidence.
Sources and contact.
The site links official guidance beside the claims it supports.
- HRSA / OPTN: Kidney Transplant FAQsReferral, evaluation, program criteria, and listing distinctions.
- CMS: Measuring Quality — ESRD Quality Incentive ProgramESRD QIP measure and scoring context.
- NIDDK: Kidney TransplantGeneral transplant process, medicines, and follow-up context.
Source links and claim scope were checked September 12, 2026. Qualified clinical and ESRD quality-measure publication review remains pending. See the full ledger, required reviewer roles, and freshness approach on Evidence and Claim Standards.
Contact details for this beta will be published with an approved public support path. Please do not send medical information through an unapproved channel.