A core component of the LifeLogics product family, Copernicus is an electronic gateway between a hospital and Organ Procurement Organization (OPO). A core component of the organ transplant system, the solution facilitates real-time referrals and provides the framework to obtain critical donor assessment and suitability data.
Certified by Epic™ — and available using SMART® on FHIR® HL7 Standard or via web form — Copernicus can be up-and-running in just a few hours and the platform is free for hospitals.
The Copernicus solution includes two primary features: electronic referrals and donor chart management. Both are aimed at streamlining the organ donation process and drive improvements in speed and accuracy.
LifeLogics technologies were used in 15k organ and tissue transplants in the U.S. in 2025.
LifeLogics has processed more than 350k automated organ referrals since it launched.
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A Colorado health system with 8,400 employees and 500+ beds, providing care to 280,000 patients.
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Donor Alliance is an accredited, non-profit organ procurement organization serving Colorado and Wyoming.
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New England Donor Services coordinates organ and tissue donation in CT, ME, MA, NH, RI, VT and Bermuda.
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Virginia-based nonprofit and global leader in regenerative medicine, employing 1,500 people to facilitate transplants
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A health system rooted in academic medicine with the University of Virginia, UVA Health employs nearly 10,000 people today.
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