Main Content
Kidney Transplant
Living Kidney Donation
About the Kidneys
What is a Living Donor?
Types of Living Donation
Benefits and Risks of Living Donation
Testing
About Testing
Blood Pressure, Blood Typing, and Blood Tests
Other Tests
Psychosocial Assessment
Questions to Think About
Transplant Recipient Information
Living Donation
About Living Donation
Transplant Tourism
Deceased Donation
Transplant Workup for Recipients
Preparing for Your Transplant
Getting Ready
Transplant Surgery
Medications
Medicines After Your Transplant
After Your Transplant
Your Transplant Team
Pregnancy After Transplant
Organ and Tissue Donation Registry
Donor and Recipient Stories
Whether you decide to donate a kidney or not, we would like you to know some facts about donating organs and tissues. For any type of organ donation, Alberta has the Alberta Organ and Tissue Donation Registry on MyHealth.Alberta.ca.
This website allows you to register to become a donor. You’ll find information about becoming a donor and the donation process. It’s important that you understand what it means to be a donor and how important your choice is. Talk about organ donation with your family and friends. Let them know if you’ve signed up to be a donor. They will then be prepared to speak on your behalf. The more people who join the provincial registry, the more organ donations can happen.
National Organ and Tissue Donation Awareness Week is in April each year. Watch for local events, and support donation awareness within your community.
You can join the registry in 3 ways:
Go to Top