OPO accountability dossier

Nevada Donor Network

NVLVCMS Tier 1

Most of Nevada (Las Vegas / southern and central Nevada); also awarded the Southern Florida DSA effective 2026 (OPTN Region 5 base)

CMS performance & status

CMS 2023 OPO Interim Annual Public Aggregated Performance Report, Table 5b (Donation and Transplant Rates, 2021): both donation and transplant rate upper limits at/above top 25% cutoff; CY2021 tier column = 1.

This OPO is graded Tier 1 (2023 (CY2021 assessment)) under the CMS Conditions for Coverage outcome measures. Tier 1 is the top-performing band, automatically recertified.

CMS 2023 OPO Interim Annual Public Aggregated Performance Report (CY2021 assessment)

Findings naming this OPO (1)

Investigation (1)

Nevada Donor Network selected to take over South Florida service area after Life Alliance decertification

Nevada Donor Network

Following the move to decertify Life Alliance Organ Recovery Agency, CMS selected Nevada Donor Network through a competitive process to assume organ procurement services for the Southern Florida Donation Service Area, a region of roughly 7 million people across six counties of South Florida and the Commonwealth of the Bahamas. AOPO issued a statement on the transition dated January 8, 2026; Nevada Donor Network has held CMS 'Tier 1' (top-tier) performance status, and Life Alliance was to continue providing services under CMS oversight through the transition.

AOPO Statement on OPO Transition in South Florida


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