Since its inception in 2022, Renewal National has developed relationships with multiple transplant centers across the United States. This enables patients across the country to utilize the services that Renewal offers at their local transplant center.

Although there are many good medical referral agencies, they do not put a particular emphasis on the specialties of nephrology and transplant surgeons. Renewal offers guidance through the maze of experts in these fields.

Renewal provides kidney patients the tools and information they need to find a living donor, from tailor-made seminars and advice on how to search for a donor, to personalized donor flyers. We screen and swab potential donors and are a resource for their questions and concerns.

There are many centers that do kidney transplants throughout the United States. It is imperative to use one that has the experience of doing many living donor transplants, yet is not overly aggressive in putting the donor or recipient at risk.

Renewal’s new virtual lab, under the guidance of the world-renowned immunologist, Dr. Mangiola Massimo represents an exciting future. With our state-of-the-art high resolution swabbing, and large database of potential donors to swap with, we are now able to match based on Eplet matching. This reduces the probability of rejection, enables patients to safely reduce immunosuppressive medication, and increases the longevity of the transplanted kidney.

The world of dialysis can be overwhelming. Peritoneal and hemodialysis, best centers, as well as nutrition; there is a lot to unpack. While not replacing medical guidance, Renewal’s experts will help explain and demystify the process. 

Renewal accompanies the donor and recipient throughout the entire transplant. Renewal strives to make the experience as smooth and comfortable as possible. This includes reimbursement for the donor for any expenses associated with donation, including loss of wages, transportation, and convalescence. Renewal has guides and helpful information for donors and recipients, to help take the guesswork out of transplant.