Prohibits disability-based discrimination in organ transplant access

Prohibits covered transplant providers from denying or excluding people from organ transplants or related services solely because of a disability.

Requires reasonable modifications, auxiliary aids, and supported decision-making to help qualified individuals access transplants unless changes would fundamentally alter programs.

Allows a limited medical exception: disability may be considered only if a physician, after individualized evaluation, finds it medically significant to transplant receipt.

Adds enforcement and transparency: complaints may go to HHS Office for Civil Rights for expedited resolution and HHS must report annually to Congress on complaints and resources.