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Lung Transplant Coordinated Care
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Your care feels like a seamless fit.
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Prepare for care
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Lung transplant care can involve many moving parts over time. Your Mayo Clinic team coordinates the details behind the scenes and explains what comes next, so you can focus more on your health.
Working together, so you don’t have to work as hard.
Mayo Clinic brings many specialties and services together in one healthcare system. Your care team is used to working together, with processes in place to help make complex care easier to manage. From coordinated appointment itineraries to help with travel and lodging, your team can help address some of the practical challenges that come with transplant care.
Some ways your care stays connected:
- Coordinated appointment itineraries to save you time and travel
- Collaboration with care providers closer to home for testing and monitoring
- Medical staff and support staff under one roof
- Proactive communication so you know what’s coming next
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When new information comes in, your team stays on it.
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New test results, changes in your health, and updates from other clinicians can affect what happens next. Your transplant coordinator or another team member helps get that information to the right people. When you tell your team about important changes in your health, medicines, or contact information, they keep your plan up to date.
What coordination looks like in practice.
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Visits build on one another.
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Some tests may happen before a specialist visit, so the results are ready for the conversation. Other appointments may depend on what earlier findings show. When possible, we coordinate appointments to make the most of your time at Mayo Clinic.
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A key contact helps you find answers.
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Your transplant coordinator can help with instructions and updates. They also connect you with the team member who can best answer your question. This gives you a clear point of contact when you need help.
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Some care may happen closer to home.
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When appropriate, routine visits, testing, or care for other health conditions can take place closer to home while Mayo Clinic remains involved in transplant-related decisions. Our team can work directly with your other providers to share updates and stay connected.
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Questions to ask about staying connected:
- How are my appointments organized so they build on one another?
- Who should I contact with an update or question?
- What changes should I report to the transplant team?
- What could cause my plan or timing to change?
- Which care can happen closer to home, and which needs to happen at Mayo Clinic?
Explore lung transplant care at Mayo Clinic.
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See who may be part of your lung transplant team.
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Meet the people who specialize in complex care needs.
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See how Mayo Clinic follows your recovery at home.