Each year, thousands of patients around the country receive a lung transplant to treat advanced stage lung disease — and more patients turn to the Temple Lung Center than any other program in the country.
As a national leader in volume and outcomes for lung transplantation, it’s no wonder patients from all over the country seek care from our transplant team. And with expanded eligibility criteria, patients who have been turned down at other institutions may find hope — and a second chance — at Temple.
Each year, thousands of patients around the country receive a lung transplant to treat advanced stage lung disease — and more patients turn to the Temple Lung Center than any other program in the country.
As a national leader in volume and outcomes for lung transplantation, it’s no wonder patients from all over the country seek care from our transplant team. And with expanded eligibility criteria, patients who have been turned down at other institutions may find hope — and a second chance — at Temple.
The Temple Lung Center has the best 1-year survival outcomes in the nation. Our patients enjoy a longer second chance at life than most others.
At the Temple Lung Center, patients are evaluated quickly and tend to have shorter wait list times to transplant any other regional transplant program. Our goal is to help our patients live again, faster.
Patients who have been deemed ineligible for transplant at other institutions, including those of advanced age, with a high BMI, or with complex medical conditions, may have options at Temple.
Request an appointment with our team. Call us at 866-335-2706 or complete the appointment form.
After years of struggling with lung disease and living life tethered to an oxygen tank, Joann received a lung transplant at the Temple Lung Center. Now, she’s enjoying going to sporting events, concerts, and the gym. Watch her story to see how she got her world back.
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