1. Short title This Act may be cited as the Organ Donation Clarification Act of 2023 . 2. Findings Congress finds the following: (1) As of May 2023, 113,999 people await an organ transplant, with 95,957 of those people waiting for a kidney, and average wait times are approaching five years for a kidney, with over one-and-a-half times as many people being added to the waiting lists as getting a transplant. (2) Of the nearly three million Americans who die annually, under 30,000, representing about one percent of all deaths each year, possess major organs healthy enough for transplanting. (3) On average, 17 people a day died while waiting for an organ in 2020, with the majority of those people waiting for a kidney. (4) In 2022, approximately 4,498 people were removed from kidney waiting lists and approximately 1,500 from liver (1,123), heart (239), and lungs (145) waiting lists because they became permanently too sick to receive a transplant. (5) Over 75 percent of dialysis patients are not employed because dialysis requires multiple treatments per week which last several hours and leave patients drained, thus creating a huge financial burden on the patients, their families, and the government