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Inova Juniper Program Research Programs
Inova Juniper Program collaborates on research studies that allow people living with HIV/AIDS to contribute to the understanding of the disease. Eligibility requirements vary among studies. Please call 703-321-2600 for information on HIV research and clinical trials. Juniper is currently participating in the following research studies: Women's Interagency HIV Study (WIHS) Inova Juniper Program operates the Northern Virginia site of the D.C. Metropolitan Women's Interagency HIV Study (WIHS) (pronounced WISE) Consortium. -
Inova Juniper Program Team
Meet Our Team Fairfax Mark Delman, MD Specialty: Infectious Disease, Internal Medicine Close description about Inova Medical Group members Board-certified specialties granted by an ABMS Member Board. Learn more about board certification. -
Contact Us: Kidney and Pancreas Transplant Program
Recipients: New Patient Referrals Contact a referral coordinator by completing the form below, or by calling 703-776-6056. Become a Living Kidney Donor Whether you are considering becoming a living donor for a family member, friend or someone you don’t know at all, we encourage you to contact our living donor coordinator at 703-776-8053. Or, simply complete the form below for a team member to contact you. -
Living Kidney Donor Information
Living Kidney Donation The decision to donate a kidney requires careful consideration. Kidney donors are special people, willing to share a gift that can only be given once to better another person's life. Whether you are considering becoming a living donor for a family member, friend or someone you don’t know at all, we encourage you to contact our living donor coordinator, either by calling 703-776-8053 or by completing our online form. We are happy to provide as much information as possible to assist you in making this important decision. -
Kidney and Pancreas Transplant Team
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Abdominal Transplant
Transplant Offers the Chance for a Normal Life The Inova Kidney and Pancreas Transplant Program – one of the region's largest and most experienced transplant programs – offers pediatric and adult patients with end-stage kidney disease the best option for a normal and healthy life. Our team of transplant surgeons, transplant nephrologists, nurse coordinators and support staff is committed to the ongoing care, education and support of all patients, family members and living kidney donors – from the initial referral through transplantation and postoperative extended care. -
Kidney and Pancreas Transplant Program
Transplant Offers the Chance for a Normal Life The Inova Kidney and Pancreas Transplant Program – one of the region's largest and most experienced transplant programs – offers pediatric and adult patients with end-stage kidney disease the best option for a normal and healthy life. Our team of transplant surgeons, transplant nephrologists, nurse coordinators and support staff is committed to the ongoing care, education and support of all patients, family members and living kidney donors – from the initial referral through transplantation and postoperative extended care. -
Kidney and Pancreas Transplant Recipient Referral Form
Thank you for your interest in the Inova Kidney and Pancreas Transplant Program. New patient referrals may be initiated by a patient, nephrologist, dialysis unit or insurance company. To contact our referral coordinator, please email kidneytransplant@inova.org, call 703-776-6056 or complete the following online form. You must have JavaScript enabled to use this form. Status message Sorry…This form is closed to new submissions. -
Sources for Organ Donation
Sources for Organ Donation Kidneys can be donated by either a deceased donor or a living donor. We also perform pancreas transplants from deceased donors, combined kidney/pancreas transplants (K/P) and pancreas after kidney transplants (PAK). Deceased Donor Information Expand Content Whenever the family members of a terminally ill patient make the decision to donate their loved one's organs, the Washington Regional Transplant Community (WRTC), our area's local organ procurement organization, performs tests which help determine which organs can be donated.