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Missouri Transplant Centers

Top-third center count · #9 of 48. Missouri is a high-volume SRTR state book (8 tracked centers, 3,252 summed transplants across 5 organ types). Inventory, not a quality grade.

This data is for informational purposes only. It is not medical advice. Always consult your transplant team for decisions about your care.

Center count is not volume

Missouri ranks #9 of 48 states by SRTR center headcount but #15 by summed reported transplant volume — program inventory and throughput diverge here.

#9
Center headcount rank
#15
Summed volume rank

Corpus placement ranks states by SRTR center headcount and by summed reported transplant volume separately. Volume is inventory, not a quality grade.

National corpus split

Texas leads with 26 SRTR-tracked transplant centers (#1 of 48 states) but ranks #1 by summed reported volume; California leads volume at 385,415 reported transplants (#1 of 48) with #2 center headcount.

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Texas centers #1
#1
Texas volume rank
385,415
California transplants #1
#2
California center rank

Center headcount counts SRTR-listed transplant programs by state of record; volume sums program-specific transplants_performed fields. Neither is an outcomes or referral ranking.

Top-third center count · #9 of 48

8 SRTR-tracked centers place Missouri among the denser state directories. Missouri lands in the heaviest volume third nationally (#15 of 48) at 2% of national state volume (3,252 summed transplants across 8 centers); Barnes-Jewish Hospital leads in-state at 1,809.

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SRTR-tracked centers
3,252
Summed reported transplants
2%
Share of national state volume
1,809
In-state volume lead · Barnes-Jewish Hospital

State totals sum program-specific SRTR fields for centers physically located here. Volume and waitlist size are inventory signals, not outcomes advice. Patients often list across state lines.

Missouri vs all states by combined SRTR waitlist

Where this state's summed organ waitlist sits among every state with SRTR-tracked centers (inventory signal, not a quality ranking)

1,937 17th of 48 higher than 31 of 48 states

States, banded by summed waitlist_size across organ programs

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Source SRTR Program-Specific Reports · 2026-08-14

Top 8 Missouri centers by summed transplant volume

Same in-state center list as the directory below, sorted by summed transplants_performed across joined organ programs. Discovery filter, not a quality ranking.

In-state volume
1. Barnes-Jewish Hospital18092. St Luke's Hospital of Kan…6053. SSM Health Saint Louis Un…3804. Research Medical Center1675. University of Missouri Ho…1036. St. Louis Children's Hosp…1007. Children's Mercy Hospital638. Cardinal Glennon Children…25
0%100%55.6of this state's reported volume
Barnes-Jewish Hospital accounts for 1,809 of 3,252 summed reported transplants in Missouri. This is a volume concentration measure, not an outcomes or referral ranking.

Where Missouri's reported transplants come from

What this state directory reports

Missouri sits in the heaviest third of state transplant books - the directory below is a large inventory map, not a referral ranking.

Missouri: 8 SRTR-tracked transplant centers · covering 5 organ types · 3,252 reported procedures · 1,937 on combined waitlist · 94.5% volume-weighted 1-year graft survival.

See the per-organ summary table for Missouri-specific breakdowns and the SRTR/OPTN methodology for source and calculation details.

State Summary by Organ

Organ Centers Waitlist Transplants Avg 1-yr Survival
Kidney 8 1,728 2,107 95.4%
Kidney-Pancreas 3 48 73 100.0%
Liver 6 147 824 91.6%
Lung 2 13 244 90.8%
Pancreas 1 1 4 N/A

Compare Kidney centers side-by-side →

Limits of Missouri State Totals

A large Missouri total still only aggregates centers physically located here - it does not count every resident served or every candidate listed by a Missouri program. Open a center for organ-level fields.

Every figure on PlainTransplant is rendered directly from SRTR Program-Specific Reports data, no number is typed in by an editor. This page draws directly on SRTR Program-Specific Reports data; no figure is typed in by an editor. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, or report a correction. Data current as of November 2025.