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Tufts Medical Center Transplant Surgery

Expert transplant surgery care in Boston

At the Tufts Medical Center Transplant Surgery Clinic, we guide people considering or preparing for kidney, liver and heart transplants. Our team manages every stage of care, from pre-transplant evaluation to post-surgery follow-up. Advanced surgical techniques and coordinated care help improve recovery and long-term outcomes.

Boston residents can rely on a care team that works across specialties, including cardiology, nephrology, hepatology and rehabilitation. You’ll receive education, guidance and clear explanations so you understand every step. Our goal is to make complex procedures feel manageable and help you focus on what matters most.

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Where is the Tufts Medical Center transplant surgery office located?

Our clinic is located at 860 Washington Street in Boston, MA 02111, on the 4th floor within the main Tufts Medical Center campus.

Is parking available?

Yes, parking is available in the Tufts Medical Center garage at 274 Tremont Street, which offers reduced rates with validation. Valet parking is also available.

Is the clinic handicap accessible?

Yes. All care areas and parking facilities are designed to be fully accessible.

What types of transplants are performed?

We perform kidney, liver and heart transplants and offer care before and after surgery to support long-term recovery.

What does transplant care involve?

Transplant care involves managing every stage of the process. This includes pre-transplant evaluations, education and guidance before your surgery and coordinated post-surgery follow-up.

Do you perform living donor transplants?

Yes, we have a living kidney donor program. Our team guides both donors and recipients through the process, which often uses minimally invasive surgery for the donor.

How is my care managed after the transplant surgery?

After your surgery, our team provides comprehensive follow-up care. We coordinate with specialists in areas like cardiology, nephrology, hepatology and rehabilitation to help manage your recovery and long-term health.

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