RPS provides Normothermic Regional Perfusion (NRP) Supplies & Services for OPO’s and Transplant Facilities.
Our Services
Perfusionist-Operated In-Situ Regional Perfusion
Our approach delivers an optimal environment for organ reperfusion and optimization in donation after circulatory death (DCD). Led by experienced perfusionists and surgical nurses, we provide hands-on support, including surgeon training and cannulation assistance.
Designed for Mobility – Ready for Anywhere
Our custom-designed mobile NRP setup features a unique circuit tailored for both OR and ICU cannulation. Compact and lightweight, it’s built to fit in any aircraft — commercial or private for optimal cost-savings — with no special accommodations required. Designed for seamless travel and rapid deployment, wherever needed.
White Glove Service
We provide all supplies, equipment, and materials necessary for all NRP case strategies, including specialized custom equipment with patent-pending designs.
Advancing Standards of Care
Leveraging our expertise in the field, we deliver exceptional outcomes through white-glove service and a commitment to continuous innovation. Our team actively conducts research and develops cutting-edge NRP technologies to ensure the highest quality of care and to set new industry benchmarks.
About Us
RPS is a perfusionist lead team whose primary goal is to perform NRP in the most effective, efficient, and ethical ways possible. We are experienced in thoracic, peripheral, and abdominal cannulation strategies for initiating NRP. Our protocols ensure close monitoring of all prospective organs for reanimation and optimization. Our team has vast experience in perfusion-related Services and are leaders within the industry.
Testimonials
"That heart from earlier this week is working great now. I’m not sure everyone would have salvaged that heart with NRP the way it looked when we started. I think your system and expertise really contributes to doing NRP as best as possible."
— Dr. Andy Lodge
"No way any other team would have saved that (organ)....One of the only reasons I took it because I knew it was RPS running the NRP."
— Dr. Greg McKenna
