Program-Specific Reports (PSR)

Program-specific statistics on organ transplants

Start your search for a transplant program-specific report (PSR) by using the center search tools at the bottom of the page.

Approximately 250 transplant centers are members of the Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network (OPTN;learn more). Our PSRs are produced twice each year for each solid organ transplant program (heart, intestine, kidney, liver, lung, and pancreas). Each hospital that performs transplants may have more than one transplant program; it may have liver, lung, heart, and kidney programs, but not pancreas or intestine programs. A separate PSR is produced for each program at each transplant hospital. The reports contain information about the candidates waiting for transplant, outcomes on the waiting list, the transplant recipients, the donors, and the outcomes after transplant. Access the PSR Reporting Timeline. Additionally, watch this video on Program Performance Monitoring for more information.

Transplant Center Search

Get the most up-to-date information on transplant programs

The PSRs are released publicly in January and July of each year. The data contained in the reports are typically current as of 6 months before the release date. Please refer to the following useful resources to help you understand the reports:

Details of the reporting timeline and time periods covered in each section of the PSR

Detailed analytic methods used to produce the PSRs

Details of the risk adjustment models used to perform outcomes evaluations

The COVID-19 pandemic affected the nation's transplant system this reporting period. Click here to learn about changes to reports due to the pandemic.

National Center-Level Summary Data by Organ

The Program-Specific Reports contain many data points for each transplant program. National summary data of PSR reports can be downloaded as Excel files by choosing a specific organ in the drop-down below. The files contain many data elements and are organized by the same section and table/figure that are found in the program-specific reports. Cross-referencing the Excel file with a program’s full report in PDF format is the easiest way to navigate the file. You can find a program’s full report by searching for a program using the search function at the bottom of the page.