HHS decertifies organ donation organization after 'persistent patient safety failures'
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- thewhig.comseen 30 Aug, 06:25article removed
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Organ donors needed, but do your homework first
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- 5 Aug, 20:46HHS decertifies organ donation organization after 'persistent patient safety failures'7 outlets
- 6 Aug, 10:31RFK Jr. Decertifies Kentucky Organ Donation Group1 outlet
- 6 Aug, 17:00Here's Why RFK Jr. Just Decertified a Kentucky Organ Donor Procurement Organization2 outlets
- 10 Aug, 23:34Mother seeks transparency over son's unauthorized organ removal after deadly accident2 outlets
- 23 Aug, 06:22Organ donors needed, but do your homework first5 outlets
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Wed, 5 August 2026
1 report- weartv.com20:46first to report
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced the federal decertification of Network for Hope after investigators found repeated patient safety failures in its handling of organ donations.
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- fox23maine.com5 Aug, 20:46their copy
- cnycentral.com5 Aug, 20:46their copy
- mynews4.com5 Aug, 20:46their copy
- wsbt.com5 Aug, 20:46their copy
- 13wham.com5 Aug, 20:46their copy
- news3lv.com5 Aug, 20:46their copy
Thu, 6 August 2026
7 reports- iheart.com10:31
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has decertified Kentucky's Network for Hope over safety concerns. The organization plans to appeal, citing compliance with policies. The decision follows a federal probe revealing patient safety failures, impacting organ transplants in Kentucky and surrou...
- iheart.com10:31
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has decertified Kentucky's Network for Hope over safety concerns. The organization plans to appeal, citing compliance with policies. The decision follows a federal probe revealing patient safety failures, impacting organ transplants in Kentucky and surrou...
- iheart.com10:31
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has decertified Kentucky's Network for Hope over safety concerns. The organization plans to appeal, citing compliance with policies. The decision follows a federal probe revealing patient safety failures, impacting organ transplants in Kentucky and surrou...
- iheart.com10:31
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has decertified Kentucky's Network for Hope over safety concerns. The organization plans to appeal, citing compliance with policies. The decision follows a federal probe revealing patient safety failures, impacting organ transplants in Kentucky and surrou...
- iheart.com10:31
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has decertified Kentucky's Network for Hope over safety concerns. The organization plans to appeal, citing compliance with policies. The decision follows a federal probe revealing patient safety failures, impacting organ transplants in Kentucky and surrou...
- wkms.org14:53
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Wednesday the department will begin decertifying the Kentucky nonprofit Network for Hope after identifying repeated failures.
- wcbm.com23:30
Last year, we got an alarming story from the New York Times about the problems with organ donations. That article, “A Push for More Organ Transplants is Putting Donors at […]
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- townhall.com6 Aug, 17:00their copy
Fri, 7 August 2026
1 report- wkyt.com20:19
Jay and Mackenzie Clark say a heart transplant saved their daughter's life. They are upset that media coverage of an organization's decertification is shedding unfavorable light on the organ donation process, which they view as wonderful.
Mon, 10 August 2026
1 report- bakersfieldnow.com23:34
A rare and forceful federal crackdown is targeting the U.S. organ donation system after reviews found repeated patient safety failures.
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- wlos.com10 Aug, 23:34their copy
Fri, 14 August 2026
1 report- South China Morning Post07:56
The United States’ organ transplant system has been plunged into a crisis of public trust after federal health authorities decertified a major organ procurement organisation (OPO) over allegations that organs were harvested from donors who may still have been alive. The scandal has sent shock waves through Chinese communities and validated growing fears among Chinese students and parents. On August 5, the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced the immediate decertification...
Sun, 23 August 2026
5 reports- leducrep.com06:22
- thewhig.com06:22removed by the outlet
Organ donors needed, but do your homework first - saultstar.com06:22
- theobserver.ca06:22
- devondispatch.ca06:22