Abdominal Transplant
Performing transplants for more than 50 years.
Experience can make all the difference when you need an organ transplant. If you have a condition like chronic kidney or liver disease, end-stage kidney or liver disease, Type I diabetes mellitus, the experts at University of Florida Health provide hope and life-saving care.
UF Health - A leader in organ transplantation
Our commitment is reflected in outstanding outcomes. The most recent data released in July 2026 by the Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients, or SRTR, placed us among the best liver transplant programs in the country. The liver transplant program has been noted as national leaders in 1 year graft survival for the last ten SRTR releases.
Our multidisciplinary transplant team includes surgeons, physicians, nurses, pharmacists, psychologists, among other specialists expertly trained in transplantation, who are committed to provide the best possible care. We take pride in our vast experience and expertise, successful outcomes and our ability to remain on the leading edge of research.
Types of abdominal transplants
Liver transplant
Pancreas transplant
The UF Health Shands Pancreas Transplant Team has performed more than 100 transplants in the last nine years.
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Community and Patient Programs: Abdominal Transplant
Our community and patient programs provide great value to patients, families and loved ones. People can find support, educational materials, expert consultants and more. In most instances, these programs are offered free of charge.
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Music in the Clinical Setting
Offers a wide variety of music-based therapies from in-room performances to collaborative recording sessions.
News and patient stories: Abdominal Transplant
UF Health kidney and liver transplant programs once again rank among nation’s best
July 24, 2026
Latest results from the Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients place UF Health’s adult kidney transplant program first in the nation for one-year graft…
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UF Health transplant specialties again rank among nation’s best
January 26, 2026
Rankings are based on data recently released from the Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients
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