H. Sooki Hon, MD

Piedmont Transplant Institute, located in Atlanta, GA, is renowned for its pioneering transplant surgery services, specializing in liver, pancreas, kidney, and heart care. The institute is part of a comprehensive healthcare network that also offers a wide range of medical services, including oncology, neurology, and primary care. With a commitment to providing personalized and compassionate care, Piedmont Transplant Institute employs a multidisciplinary team to ensure the best outcomes for patients. The facility also emphasizes patient resources and support, including financial assistance options for qualifying individuals. Generated from the website

A native of Ann Arbor, Michigan, Dr. Gracon earned his medical degree from Michigan State University School of Medicine in East Lansing, Michigan, and completed his residency in General Surgery at Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis. He went on to complete his fellowship in Abdominal Transplant Surgery at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, Wisconsin. Prior to joining Piedmont, he practiced as a Transplant Surgeon at Ochsner Health in New Orleans, Louisiana. Dr. Gracon is board certified by the American Board of Surgery and is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. He specializes in kidney, pancreas and liver transplantation, and has a special interest in donor organ optimization and emerging technology. In his spare time, he enjoys travel, home projects, gardening, and golf. Dr. Gracon welcomes new patients and accepts most major insurance plans.

Dr. Devina Bhasin is a transplant hepatologist at Piedmont Transplant Institute. Her focus is general liver disease and care of the cirrhotic patient and she has a special interest in the treatment of viral hepatitis. Dr. Bhasin earned her medical degree from Emory University School of Medicine and completed her residency with the Yale University Traditional Medicine Residency Program. She also completed a gastroenterology/hepatology fellowship at University Hospitals Case Medical Center in Cleveland, Ohio and a transplant hepatology advanced fellowship at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, N.Y. She received her undergraduate degrees in religion and theology from Emory University. While at Yale, Dr. Bhasin was involved with a clinical research project evaluating co-morbid disease and life expectancy among older colorectal cancer patients and implications for screening. She has worked on several other research projects on liver disease, viral hepatitis and hepatitis treatment throughout her career and has been published for her work in clinical research. Prior to joining Piedmont Atlanta Hospital, Dr. Bhasin was a Medical ICU Hospitalist at Yale New-Haven Hospital in New Haven, Connecticut. She has an interest in public and global health issues and was a Yale/Johnson & Johnson Physician-Scholar in International Health in Cape Town, South Africa, where she performed health work in under-served areas with particular focuses on HIV, Tuberculosis and preventative care. She has also spent time teaching and caring for patients on the gastrointestinal and liver disease unit at Mulago Hospital in Kampala,Uganda.