Intermountain Healthcare Heart Transplant

Two month shorter wait time than the national average.

Heart transplantation is one of the most successful treatments for end-stage heart failure. When heart failure worsens despite the use of medications and pacemaker-type devices, heart transplantation should be considered.

Careful screening by the transplant program will determine which patients are suitable candidates. To be listed with the national organization, the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS), patients have to be formally approved by the transplant program. Filling out this form will start the patient process.

Heart Transplant Highlights

Heart transplant surgery and patient care at Intermountain Heart Institute serves as a national model. Program Highlights:

Our survival rates at one, five, and ten years after transplant are among the highest in the nation
Among the first cardiac transplant centers approved by Medicare
Performed more than 1,300 cardiac transplant procedures
Produced more than 250 peer-reviewed publications
Earned nearly $12 million in research grants
Instructed more than 70 heart failure/heart transplant trainees

Heart Transplant

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