Support Services
Transplant Quality & Safety
At UVA Transplant Center, delivering the highest-quality and safest healthcare to our patients is our top priority. Achieving our goals for safety and excellence means working continuously to improve the care we provide.
We believe you should have access to information about our quality and safety to help you make an informed decision about where to seek care. When choosing a transplant team, we encourage you to ask questions about the quality of care they provide.
Summer Volunteer Opportunities
UVA undergraduates should apply through the Madison House's medical services programs.
We've grouped these summer positions by service location. Sign up as a summer volunteer.
University Hospital
At our top-ranked hospital serving central Virginia, volunteer opportunities include direct and indirect patient contact.
Financial Assistance Policy
Patient Financial Services
PFS Policy and Procedure No.: MCP-0340
Governmental, Financial, and Charity Assistance Programs
Effective date: December 12, 2021
Do I Qualify for Financial Assistance?
Financial Assistance
Oncology Research Information Exchange Network (ORIEN)
Dialysis Patient Support
When you're on dialysis, everyday things can get hard. Both the schedule and the therapy can tax your body, mind and spirit.
Ask your family, friends and others to help. Here at UVA, we've got a team in place to help you when you need it most.
Cancer Survivor: Ongoing Support & Services
Finishing cancer treatment can bring both relief and uncertainty. We know the physical, emotional, spiritual, and financial challenges that cancer and treatment can cause. As a cancer survivor, you have our ongoing support. We're here to help you thrive.
Facing Your Future
Surviving cancer can bring huge relief. But you might face some new challenges with:
Cancer Survivors FAQs
What is a cancer survivor?
You might expect that after treatment, you’ll feel totally back to your old self. But the end of cancer treatment can bring about a mix of feelings. You might feel relief, but you could also experience nervousness, fear, depression or abandonment.
Physically, emotionally and medically, cancer survivors often want special care that takes their cancer experience into account.