4.6 Article

OPTN/SRTR 2016 Annual Data Report: Economics

Journal

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF TRANSPLANTATION
Volume 18, Issue -, Pages 464-503

Publisher

WILEY
DOI: 10.1111/ajt.14564

Keywords

Cost-benefit analysis; costs and cost analysis; health expenditures; Medicare

Funding

  1. Minneapolis Medical Research Foundation (MMRF) [HHSH250201500009C]
  2. United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) [234-2005-37011C]

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Medicare costs vary for solid organ transplant recipients by outcome: survival with graft function, survival with graft failure, and death. Average per-person per-year reimbursement was $75 thousand for kidney recipients who survived the first year posttransplant with a functioning graft, $171 thousand for those who required a return to dialysis or retransplant, and $350 thousand for those who died with function. For pancreas recipients: $105 thousand for those who survived the first year with a functioning graft, $120 thousand for those who survived pancreas failure, and $443 thousand for those who died with function. For liver recipients: $154 thousand for those who survived with a functioning graft, $388 thousand for those who required retransplant, and $740 thousand who died with function. For intestine recipients: $301 thousand for those who survived with a functioning graft and $1 million for those who died with function. For heart recipients: $272 thousand for those who survived with a functioning graft and $1.2 million for those who died with function. For lung recipients: $196 thousand for those who survived with a functioning graft, $642 thousand for those who required retransplant, and $761 thousand for those who died with function.

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