WV HB3226

Defines "living anatomical gift" as the donation of a human body part to take place prior to the donor's death for transplantation or therapy purposes

Restricts who can make a living anatomical gift to only the donor themselves if they are an adult, or a minor who is emancipated or at least 16 years old

Prohibits the state, state agents, parents, guardians, and medical power of attorney holders from making living anatomical gifts on behalf of another person

Requires express written informed consent for living anatomical gifts, including certification that the donor understands medical risks and long-term effects, is mentally competent, and has been provided information at least 24 hours before donation

Mandates that consent documentation include specific donor identification and a medical opinion on the donation's impact on the recipient's health, including whether the gift is a match for the intended recipient