Transplant
Organ Transplantation
Liver, kidney and heart transplants at China's top centers. Shorter waiting lists, 75–85% cost savings vs. the West.
3,000+
Transplants/year
90%
1-year survival
Shorter
Wait times
$60K
Starting price
Transplant
Liver, kidney and heart transplants at China's top centers. Shorter waiting lists, 75–85% cost savings vs. the West.
World-class outcomes at a fraction of Western cost.
China's deceased donor program has expanded rapidly. Average wait: 3–6 months vs. 3–5 years in the West.
Top centers perform 300+ liver and 500+ kidney transplants annually.
Liver transplant from $60,000 vs. $500,000+ in the US.
1-year survival rates of 90%+ for liver and kidney — comparable to Western centers.
Comprehensive care across the full spectrum.
Deceased donor liver transplantation for end-stage liver disease.
Deceased donor kidney transplant for end-stage renal disease.
Deceased donor heart transplant for end-stage heart failure.
Full assessment including compatibility and suitability.
All-inclusive pricing — surgery, hospital stay and standard follow-up.
| Procedure | US Hospital | UK Private | China (HealthBridge) | Save |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Liver transplant | $550,000 | £400,000 | $60,000 | Save 89% |
| Kidney transplant | $400,000 | £300,000 | $40,000 | Save 90% |
| Heart transplant | $1,200,000 | £800,000 | $80,000 | Save 93% |
| 1-year post-transplant care | $50,000 | £38,000 | $10,000 | Save 80% |
From China's top 5 transplant centers, our experts match you with the best program for your organ, blood type and urgency.
Average wait is 3–6 months for kidney and 1–3 months for liver, depending on blood type and urgency.
China's transplant program operates under strict ethical guidelines — only voluntary deceased donation, no executed prisoners.
Liver: 8–12 weeks. Kidney: 4–6 weeks. Heart: 12–16 weeks.
All immunosuppressant medications are included in the package and prescribed in English for ongoing use.
Medical Disclaimer: All procedures carry inherent risks (infection, bleeding, anesthesia). Cross-border care adds travel and adaptation risks. HealthBridge is a medical travel coordinator, not a medical provider. Always consult your local physician before making treatment decisions.