Intermountain Health celebrates adult organ transplant program

By The City Journals Staff

Jamaica Page received a much needed heart transplant in 2023 but when the new heart failed to work correctly, she was put on an ECMO (Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation) machine for seven weeks until a new heart became available. On March 25, a second donor’s healthy heart arrived and the transplant was successful. 

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