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Process Measures by Quarter

Valuable Consideration Options Type of Donor Affected Beneficiary of the Valuable Consideration Option Options Explicitly Permitted Under the National Organ Transplantation Act
Living Donors Deceased Donors Transplant Recipient(s) Deceased Organ Donor Deceased Donor Family/Relatives Deceased Donor Estate Living Organ Donor Living Donor Family/Relatives Donor Designated Beneficiary Physicians Organ Procurement Personnel Hospital To be determined To be determined
1. Payment for organ procurement-related expenses (i.e., removal, transportation, quality control, processing, etc.) • • • • • • • •
2. Payment for lost wages experienced by living donors • • •
3. Payment for travel and subsistence expenses for living donors • • •
4. Congressional commemorative medal for organ donors • • • •
5. Preferred status • • •
6. Paired exchange • •
7. Payment of funeral expenses for deceased donors • • •
8. Tax deduction to a person previously designated by a deceased donor • •
9. Refundable credit to individuals who donate their organs at death • • •
10. Insurance policy to be received by a person or organization designated by the donor following successful donation • •
11. Guaranteed lifetime health insurance coverage for living donors. • •
12. Bonuses paid to individuals and organizations involved in organ procurement • • • •
13. Living donor/deceased donor exchange • • • •
14. Direct cash payment • • • • • •

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