UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA HEALTH SERVICES FOUNDATION, P.C.

The University of Alabama Health Services Foundation, P.C. specializes in deceased organ procurement and transplant services, with a focused technical expertise in kidney recovery, preservation, and logistical coordination for transplant centers. Their operations involve the end-to-end management of organ donor identification, surgical retrieval, tissue viability assessment, and timely transportation to federal medical facilities, ensuring compliance with UNOS protocols and organ allocation systems. The organization demonstrates deep proficiency in deceased donor management, cross-match coordination, and multi-agency surgical team integration, positioning them as a critical link in the national transplant network. Their work requires precision timing, sterile field management, and adherence to strict federal organ handling standards, distinguishing them through operational reliability in high-stakes, time-sensitive environments. They maintain a consistent, long-standing relationship with the Department of Veterans Affairs, delivering specialized organ procurement services exclusively for the Birmingham VA Healthcare System. Their engagements are centered on deceased kidney procurement and transplant task order closeouts, indicating a trusted, recurring partnership built on clinical precision and mission-critical service delivery within VA’s transplant network. Their primary industry focus is on Blood and Organ Banks (NAICS 621991), where they operate as a certified organ procurement organization serving federal medical infrastructure. They are vertically specialized in renal transplant logistics and deceased donor organ recovery, filling a niche role in the federal healthcare supply chain that demands regulatory rigor and surgical coordination. As a private, non-profit healthcare foundation based in Birmingham, Alabama, the entity operates under its institutional structure without federal small business certifications. Their geographic footprint is anchored in the Southeast, with a targeted presence in VA healthcare delivery networks, where they serve as a regional provider of life-sustaining transplant services.