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Advanced transplant care from Ohio State, now close to home
Organ transplant care from The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center is now conveniently located at the following Mercy Health facility:- Mercy Health – St. Rita’s Medical Center in Lima, Ohio, provides pre-transplant evaluation and education for kidney, liver, heart and lung transplantation
The new clinic is a direct result of our partnership with Mercy Health to form the Healthy State Alliance (HSA) in 2018, to tackle Ohio’s most critical health issues. Staffed by our transplant experts, you can trust in the 53 years of reliable care from Ohio State’s Comprehensive Transplant Center, which has performed more than 10,500 transplant surgeries. Since our first transplant in 1967, we continue to drive innovation through advanced research and excellent patient care.
Learn more about Ohio State Wexner Medical Center Comprehensive Transplant Center
Our Locations
Virtual Tour of Ohio State University Comprehensive Transplant Center at Mercy Health – St. Rita's Medical Center
Lima
Our Providers
Todd Pesavento, MD
- Kidney Transplantation
Alejandro Diez, MD
- Kidney Transplantation
Reem Daloul, MD
- Kidney Transplantation
Uday Nori, MBBS
- Kidney Transplantation
James Hanje, MD
- Liver Transplantation
Brent Lampert, DO
- Heart Transplantation
David Nunley, MD
- Lung Transplantation
Brian Keller, MD, PhD
- Lung Transplantation
Justin Rosenheck, DO
- Lung Transplantation
Molly Howsare, DO
- Lung Transplantation
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