The US Health and Human Services Secretary is pursuing steps to decertify the organ-transplant network Network for Hope following allegations tied to a living-donor case. Multiple reports describe the case as a “living donor” situation in which investigators and officials allege that the donor showed signs of life at the time organs were sought. The Secretary’s action is presented as part of a broader regulatory response aimed at strengthening oversight and enforcement around organ procurement and transplant practices. Network for Hope is said to face decertification based on claims that its actions were inconsistent with required standards. The reports indicate that the health authorities are treating the matter as serious enough to trigger formal review and potential removal from participation eligibility. While the details of the investigation and the network’s response are referenced in general terms, the central point across the coverage is the government’s attempt to revoke or end Network for Hope’s certification in connection with the alleged circumstances of the organ retrieval and the donor’s condition.