Improvement Through Collaboration

Since 1988, the New York Center for Liver Transplantation, a non-profit organization comprised of all the liver transplant programs in New York State, has brought together liver transplant professionals dedicated to collaboration, data sharing and peer review to enhance the quality of liver transplant services.

Learn More About NYCLT

  • Living Donors

    Are you a living donor? We would like to know about your life after donation. Sign up here for periodic surveys regarding your quality of life.

  • Transplant Professionals

    Submit data here with our convenient and easy forms! Also, get local and national updates regarding liver transplantation. You will need a password to access this page.

  • Education

    Liver transplantation is a wonderful life-saving surgery, but this complicated procedure can raise a lot of questions for someone learning about it for the first time.

Education

Liver transplantation is a wonderful life-saving surgery, but this complicated procedure can raise questions for someone learning about it for the first time.

Learn More

Transplant Professionals

Submit data here with our convenient and easy forms! Also, get local and national updates regarding liver transplantation. 

Sign In Here

Living Donors

Are you a living donor? We would like to know about your life after donation. Sign-up here for periodic surveys regarding your quality of life.

Sign Up Here

Our Members

Montefiore Medical Center
Mount Sinai
North Shore University Hospital
New York-Presbyterian Columbia and Cornell
NYU Langone
University of Rochester
Westchester Medical Center
This booklet contains information from individuals who have donated a portion of their liver to a loved one. NYCLT surveyed 224 individuals who donated in New York State about life after living donation, including spouses, siblings or children of the recipients. Parents, friends and other relatives also gave information. In their own words, here is what these donors said about: the surgery, recovery after donation, costs of donation, employment issues, and life after donation.
Click here to read the brochure.