Indiana Donor Network Shatters Organ Donation Record
Hanner says most organ procurement organizations hope to see a 5% or 10% increase annually
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Hanner says Indiana Donor Network was able to continue its work during the early weeks of the pandemic when other states had to shut down.
Hanner says the new Organ and Tissue Recovery Center sets Indiana apart; fewer than 20% of the country’s OPOs have on-site organ recovery capabilities.