SRTR center · District of Columbia · DCCH
Children's National Medical Center
Bottom-third volume · #218 of 237. Children's National Medical Center is a lighter-volume SRTR reporter in District of Columbia (42 summed transplants). Small books still publish survival when case volume clears SRTR thresholds.
This data is for informational purposes only. It is not medical advice. Always consult your transplant team for decisions about your care.
Bottom-third volume · #218 of 237
42 summed transplants sit in the lightest third of reporting centers. Children's National Medical Center lands in the lightest volume third (#218 of 237) with 1 organ program in District of Columbia and 42 summed transplants.
- 42
- Summed reported transplants
- 1
- SRTR organ programs
- 42
- Highest-volume organ · Kidney
- 26
- Combined waitlist candidates
Counts sum program-specific SRTR fields for this center code. Volume and waitlist size are inventory signals, not a recommendation to choose or avoid a center. Survival figures in the table below are risk-adjusted estimates for historical cohorts.
SRTR PSR face
Program-Specific Report DCCH LIGHT-BOOK · SRTR PSR
#218/237 · 42 tx · 1 prog
- CODE DCCH
- TX 42 transplants
- WAIT 26 waitlist
- PROG 1 programs
- RANK #218 volume
- BEST surv n/a
- VS 0/1 >= nat
- PHOTO Birmingham VA Medic…
Nearest nationwide volume peer: Birmingham VA Medical Center (54 transplants)
The stamps above are Children's National Medical Center's SRTR Program-Specific Report signature: CODE identifies the center, TX/WAIT/PROG summarize volume, waitlist, and organ programs, RANK is corpus placement (inventory, not a quality grade), BEST names the highest-survival program, VS counts programs at or above their national benchmark, and PHOTO names the nearest nationwide volume peer. How we place centers. Read with this center → · Kidney program →
Children's National Medical… in the volume neighbourhood
Summed SRTR transplants among this center and nearest nationwide volume peers
Transplant Programs
Source: Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients (SRTR) Program-Specific Reports (CSRS 2511) · November 2025
| Organ | 1-yr Survival | 3-yr Survival | US Avg | Transplants | Waitlist stock | Additions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kidney | N/A | N/A | N/A | 42 | 26 | 17 |
Focused-program read: how volume noise affects survival · District of Columbia peers · Kidney program detail
Compare beyond District of Columbia
Nationwide peers by volume & waitlist
Light-book peers for Children's National Medical Center: cross-state centers with similar inventory scale, not the multi-thousand-tx hubs.
Similar transplant volume
Nearest cross-state centers by summed SRTR transplants_performed. This center: 42.
Similar waitlist inventory
Nearest cross-state centers by combined waitlist_size. This center: 26.
Nearby Centers in District of Columbia
Other District of Columbia centers, useful when this page lists a narrow organ book.
What to do with Children's National Medical Center
Children's National Medical Center reports SRTR outcomes across 1 organ program; Kidney carries this center's strongest 1-year survival figure.
- See where Children's National Medical Center ranks nationally for Kidney transplants among every SRTR-reporting center. Kidney rankings
- Compare Kidney programs side-by-side across centers before choosing where to be listed. Compare centers
- Browse every SRTR-reporting transplant center in District of Columbia, not just the 4 shown above. District of Columbia centers
Figures are computed directly from SRTR Program-Specific Reports data, informational only, not medical advice or a center recommendation.
Read our methodology · SRTR Program-Specific Reports (November 2025) for Children's National Medical Center - light-book volume inventory.
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