We provide gestational and traditional surrogacy. Gestational Surrogacy, the most common type of surrogacy, is where an egg from an intended parent or donor is fertilized with the sperm of an intended parent or donor, and an embryo is then transferred into the uterus of the surrogate mother. Approximately 14 days after the transfer, the surrogate will undergo a pregnancy blood test. If the surrogate is found to be pregnant, she then carries and gives birth to a child. With traditional surrogacy, the same approach as gestational surrogacy applies. The only difference is that the traditional surrogate uses her own eggs, which are fertilized with the sperm of the intended parent or donor through Artificial Insemination by depositing the specimen into the surrogate’s uterus. After 14 days, a pregnancy blood test will be taken to determine if the surrogate mother is pregnant.

To learn more about becoming a gestational or traditional surrogate, please contact our Surrogate Recruiter to begin this amazing journey. We look forward to hearing from you.