HHS Unveils Plan to Overhaul Failing Organ Transplant System After Years of Criticism
The US Department of Health and Human Services is working to overhaul the organ transplant system it claims has 'betrayed America,' citing inefficiencies and high costs that can lead to patients waiting years for a transplant. The agency's goal is to improve access to life-saving transplants while controlling costs and ensuring fairness in the allocation process.
The US Department of Health and Human Services is working to overhaul the organ transplant system, citing a 'system that betrayed America' following high-profile controversies and scandals in recent years. The Health Resources and Services Administration has been tasked with implementing reforms aimed at increasing transparency and accountability in organ procurement organizations. Changes will include new regulations for donors' families and improved data tracking to prevent black market sales of organs.
