Outreach

A public information page for liver patients and caregivers. Not medical advice. Understanding your options is your right.

Your Life • Your Choice

A free public information service for liver patients and caregivers.

A gentle note: This is an opt-in public information service. It is not medical advice.

Why you're seeing this

This is information many patients and caregivers say they were never clearly given. Liver transplant programs operate differently.

Some transplant programs most often perform liver transplants for patients with higher MELD scores. Patients with lower MELD scores may remain on the waiting list for long or undefined periods, even while experiencing serious, life-limiting symptoms.

Choose how you want to receive information

Get the options menu — Copy keyword: LIVERHELP

LIVERHELP

Tip: text the keyword to start the double opt-in. We send up to 2 msgs/week. Reply STOP to opt out.

Your rights & options

Plain-language guidance on what patients are allowed to do when seeking evaluation, second opinions, or transfers.

What the data says

Links to UNOS/SRTR reporting so you can ask clearer questions — without pressure.

Caregiver corner

Low-friction checklists and language to reduce burden when energy is low.

What we provide

This service can send practical, plain-language help:

  • A plain-language list of transplant centers with shorter wait times
  • A simple checklist for requesting a second evaluation
  • Patient and caregiver rights under UNOS/Medicare (informational)
  • Non-medical navigation help (documents, questions, next steps)

We do not:

  • Give medical advice
  • Recommend one center over another
  • Pressure anyone to leave their current care team

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