Phoenix, AZ

480-342-1010

If you are looking for world class transplant care, you’ve found it. At Mayo Clinic in Arizona, we continue to innovate so you can focus on life beyond transplant. We bring together a team of experts who create an individualized care plan for your needs – one that includes all aspects of treatment, recovery, and quality of life.

At Mayo Clinic in Arizona, you’ll receive the most advanced transplant care. For the last four years, we have earned the honor of being the largest adult transplant program in the nation while maintaining some of the best outcomes in the country. Whether you have questions about liver, heart, lung, kidney, pancreas, or larynx transplants, we've got the answers you need. You’ll have a team of experienced specialists who take the time to listen, provide you with the best options, and coordinate your care.

Across our three sites, Mayo Clinic surgeons have performed more than 35,000 transplants. We currently perform more than 2,000 solid organ transplants each year, including many from living donors. We are consistently producing some of the best transplant outcomes, including patient survival, organ acceptance, and how quickly a person receives a transplant.

Mayo Clinic surgeons have extensive experience with all types of transplant surgeries including liver transplant for patients with colorectal liver metastases, minimally invasive living donor surgery, combined organ transplantation, larynx transplant, and other complex procedures.

Our commitment to your well-being continues long after your transplant. Our multidisciplinary team provides comprehensive post-transplant care, working closely with local physicians and their staff, who are essential in managing patient care before and after transplant. Our team approach ensures that every aspect of patient care is covered, bringing together specialists in nutrition, social work, and psychology to achieve the best possible outcomes. Additionally, support groups play a crucial role in our care strategy, offering emotional and psychological support to patients and their families throughout the transplant journey.

Mayo Clinic transplant researchers take a leading role in efforts to find new, improved ways to conduct all aspects of transplantation, improve the experience of donation, reduce risks and improve outcomes of transplantation.

Mayo Clinic has agreements with most insurance carriers, third-party administrators, and employers.

Phoenix, AZ

5777 E. Mayo Blvd.

Phoenix, AZ 85054

480-342-1010

8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mountain Time

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Jacksonville, FL 32224

904-956-3309

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