Midwest Transplant Network

Midwest Transplant Network (MTN) coordinates organ, eye, and tissue donation and transplantation services for donors and recipients in the Midwest United States. It works with hospitals, transplant centers, and tissue banks to manage the recovery, processing, and distribution of donated organs and tissues. The organization provides support and education to donor families and serves as a liaison between them and transplant programs. Its activities are conducted under federal and state regulations that govern organ procurement organizations.

Although the prompt does not specify employee count or revenue, the organization's name reflects a regional focus across multiple Midwestern states. MTN’s specialization in organ, eye, and tissue donation distinguishes it from broader healthcare providers that offer a wider range of medical services.

In February 2021 the organization experienced a ransomware attack that temporarily locked it out of its systems, compromised data of over 17,000 organ, eye, and tissue donors, and led it to engage cybersecurity firm Kroll for assistance. In April 2025 MTN reported a cybersecurity incident involving unauthorized access to personal information of some customers in certain markets, while stating that critical infrastructure, core platforms, billing systems, and financial services remained secure and operational. Law enforcement was notified and affected individuals are being informed in accordance with legal obligations. The organization’s headquarters is located in the United States, although the specific city is not disclosed in the source material. The prompt does not provide explicit information about ownership, parent/subsidiary status, or additional structural details.