Is there a conflict between using an individual’s organs/tissue and saving their life?

No, the procuring of organs or tissues for donation is not considered until all efforts to save the donor are exhausted.  In addition, the transplant team has no involvement in the patient’s care prior to death and is notified only after death has occurred.Is there any cost or payment for organ/tissue donation?

No, the donor’s family estate is never changed for the removal of any organs, nor do they receive any compensation.

Is there a conflict between using an individual’s organs/tissue and saving their life?

No, the procuring of organs or tissues for donation is not considered until all efforts to save the donor are exhausted.  In addition, the transplant team has no involvement in the patient’s care prior to death and is notified only after death has occurred.Is there any cost or payment for organ/tissue donation?

No, the donor’s family estate is never changed for the removal of any organs, nor do they receive any compensation.

Oftentimes, when death occurs it is difficult to be positive. However, with today’s technology death can mean a new life for someone else.  Today all across Texas thousands of people are able to live fuller and more productive lives because families like yours have made lifesaving decisions. Many donor families have found comfort in knowing that their loved one has helped life go on for someone else. Nevertheless, before donation of a loved one’s organs and tissues can occur, families of prospective donors must give their permission. For that reason, the donor should make their wishes known ahead of time, to make easier your family’s decision to give their consent. 

Oftentimes, when death occurs it is difficult to be positive. However, with today’s technology death can mean a new life for someone else.  Today all across Texas thousands of people are able to live fuller and more productive lives because families like yours have made lifesaving decisions. Many donor families have found comfort in knowing that their loved one has helped life go on for someone else. Nevertheless, before donation of a loved one’s organs and tissues can occur, families of prospective donors must give their permission. For that reason, the donor should make their wishes known ahead of time, to make easier your family’s decision to give their consent.