Bring your reports
Bring relevant scans, test reports, discharge notes and your current medication list, if available.
SPECIALTY INFORMATION
Information and enquiries about transplant evaluation.
Heart, lung and combined heart-lung transplantation may be considered for selected people with advanced disease. Eligibility and referral require assessment by an appropriate transplant team.
Transplant evaluation and care pathway
The live site describes pre-transplant evaluation, assessment of cardiac and general health, counselling, procedure planning and follow-up. Specific services and the transplant team involved depend on referral arrangements and current programme availability.
Confirm current services
Please verify transplant availability, location, referral route and participating team directly with the care team. This page does not confirm that a transplant procedure is offered at this site.
- Pre-transplant evaluation and eligibility review
- Referral and coordination with a transplant centre
- Pre-transplant counselling and optimisation
- Follow-up arrangements, if applicable
YOUR CONSULTATION
What happens next?
A specialist assessment helps determine whether any treatment is appropriate for you.
Share your concerns
Discuss symptoms, previous care and your questions.
Review information
The team may review relevant reports and investigations.
Clinical assessment
Discuss possible options, benefits, risks and alternatives.
Plan next steps
Confirm recommendations and follow-up arrangements.
This page is general information, not a diagnosis or treatment recommendation. Procedure suitability and service availability must be confirmed by the treating clinical team.
PREPARING FOR YOUR CONSULTATION
Help your specialist understand your needs.
Before your visit, gather information you already have and note the questions you would like to discuss.
Note your symptoms
Write down when symptoms began, how they change and any previous diagnosis or treatment.
Discuss your options
Ask about suitability, benefits and risks, alternatives, recovery and follow-up care.
Bring support
A family member or trusted person may help you listen, take notes and ask questions.
Only share medical records through a channel approved by the care team. This general information does not replace medical advice.
Have questions about Transplant Services?
Contact the team to enquire about consultation availability.