Surrogate mother support: Safe, secure, supported
Many surrogacy agencies offer support as a point of difference. For us, it means a lot more than simply being compassionate and offering a caring ear. It means providing real security and peace of mind throughout your entire surrogacy journey. We believe support should be more than emotional, but also very practical. You will have the confidence of being cared for by the best fertility clinics and staff as well as expertise for every step of your surrogate mother path.
Benefits of our surrogacy program
- In-depth medical and psychological screening protects you every step of the way
- Surrogate Sisterhood: A community of surrogates and staff that support you with monthly check-ins, one-on-ones, and group support managed by our social workers
- Dedicated match manager supports you throughout the surrogacy process including matching, all medical procedures as well as helping you through every milestone and moment
- Our first-of-its-kind All-In Care and Compensation Program built just for surrogates, to support you all the way through your Fourth Trimester
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Understanding Surrogacy Success Rates
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According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, surrogacy has the highest rate of success of any fertility treatment. The CDC reports in vitro fertilization (IVF) with a donor egg has a success rate of 52%. Higher still is the rate of success with a surrogate. Fertility centers in the US have a surrogacy success rate of about 75% and that number can increase as high as 95% for a birth once the gestational carrier is pregnant. And success is seen in the growth rate of surrogacy. The CDC reports that a gestational carrier was part of 5% of all embryo transfers in 2019, up from barely 1% a decade ago.