As the demand for organs has dramatically increased and the supply has remained relatively stagnant, Dr. Florman believes that the U.S. system for both living and deceased organ donation needs transformative changes. He supports exploring innovative ideas for increasing the pool of both deceased and live donors by removing disincentives and allowing incentives, and he believes compensation in the form of education or health care benefits, while controversial, should be considered as the supply/demand gap increases. Dr. Florman has received many honors and has been published extensively. He is active in the transplant community, serving on many national committees and boards, and is the current President of the Board of Directors of LiveOnNY.