A transplant can mean an extended stay near the center for evaluation, the procedure, and close monitoring afterward, often with a caregiver. Many programs set a distance rule for the weeks after discharge. These hotels are near major transplant programs, ranked by distance.
A hotel is the most common answer and not the only one. Our reference page on patient lodging covers hospitality houses, hospital patient rates and lodging arranged through the program you are traveling to, and which fits which trip.
In depth: Transplant housing: where patients and caregivers stay
14 centers in our directory. Pick one to see distance-ranked hotels nearby.
Stay as close to the facility as you can. On this page the hotels near each center are ranked by distance, so you're close for appointments, your procedure, and recovery.
If a health plan, clinic or care team is arranging your travel, ask them first: they may send you a booking link or book the room for you. Ask the center's social worker too, about hospital patient rates at nearby hotels and any hospitality house that serves its patients.
Lodging for medical care may be reimbursable through your health plan, HSA, or FSA, and may be tax-deductible (see IRS Publication 502). Every stay booked through Carepassage comes with an itemized receipt you can submit with a claim.
Yes. Carepassage is built for medical travel, so a trip can include a room for the patient and a caregiver nearby for the whole stay, and the record covers the companion's lodging.
Pick your center above to see the hotels closest to it, then join Carepassage+ free to see members-only rates there. Ask the center about patient rates and hospitality houses too. If a clinic, health plan or care team is arranging your travel, they may send you a booking link for these hotels.