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The (LODRP) reimburses living organ donors who donate a kidney or partial liver to a Manitoba resident for out-of-pocket expenses they incur during the organ donation process. The program aims to remove financial barriers to living organ donation, relieving living donors of the financial burden of...

Living organ donation is an act of altruism that reduces the wait time for patients in need of a life-saving kidney, partial liver or partial lung. By agreeing to become a living organ donor, donors travel to and from a transplant hospital for a variety of tests and surgery, which may result in...

Removing the financial barriers to living organ donation Living organ donation is an act of altruism that reduces the wait time for patients in need of a life-saving kidney, partial liver or partial lung. By agreeing to become a living organ donor, donors travel to and from a transplant hospital for...

Living organ donation is an act of altruism that reduces the wait time for patients in need of a life-saving kidney, partial liver or partial lung. By agreeing to become a Living Organ Donor, donors travel to and from a transplant hospital for a variety of tests and surgery, which may result in...

Living organ donation is an act of altruism that reduces the wait time for patients in need of a life-saving kidney or liver. The BC & Yukon Branch administers a program for potential living donors that will reimburse eligible expenses related to organ donation. This program is called LODERP and...

Living organ donation is an act of altruism that reduces the wait time for patients in need of a life-saving kidney, partial liver or partial lung. By agreeing to become a living organ donor, donors travel to and from a transplant hospital for a variety of tests and surgery, which may result in...

Living organ donation is an act of altruism that reduces the wait time for patients in need of a life-saving kidney, partial liver or partial lung. By agreeing to become a living organ donor, donors travel to and from a transplant hospital for a variety of tests and surgery, which may result in...

A lot of people with chronic kidney disease find that they can maintain a good quality of life by taking steps to improve their physical, emotional, and social well-being.  The person with the most influence over your health and quality of life is you. Learn as much as you can about your kidney...

This handbook will help you and your family understand the treatment options (dialysis, transplant and conservative kidney management), the importance of advance care planning, and gives advice for dealing with practical matters such as work, money and insurance as well as tips for living well with...

Individuals who have only one normal (solitary) kidney – because they donate or are born with one kidney, or through an accident or disease (e.g., tumor, obstruction) – frequently express concern as to the future effects of not having two of these organs. The long-term outlook is in fact, excellent,...