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How to Refer a Patient for Transplant

To refer a patient:

  • Toll-free: 1-877-640-6746
  • Main phone: 412-647-5800
  • 24-hour physician referral line: 1-800-544-2500
  • Fax: 412-647-5070
  • E-mail: transplant@upmc.edu

Regardless of which method you choose to contact us, please provide the following information to expedite the referral process:

  • Demographics
    Include patient name, address, birth date, social security number, contact name, and telephone number.
  • Insurance information
    If known, provide carrier, identification number, group number, and insurance carrier's telephone number
  • Pertinent medical records
    These may include history/physical, applicable reports for operative, radiological, and diagnostic procedures.
  • Recent laboratory reports
    Include liver function tests and serology studies.
  • Reports from previous transplant evaluations
    Prior letters of acceptance or decline to transplant from other medical providers.
  • Primary care physician
    Name, address, and telephone number.

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