Welcome to our resource page for intended parents who are interested in egg donation. On this page, you’ll find various articles and information regarding egg donation and how to find an egg donor that’s right for you. We hope you find this information helpful. Enjoy!
What Are Mosaic Embryos?
As science continues to advance and doctors learn more about embryos and IVF technology, we continue to see new terminology... Read more
How Are Your Embryos Frozen?
The goal of an egg retrieval is to create as many viable embryos as possible. The reality is that even... Read more
How Long are Frozen Embryos Viable?
Freezing embryos is a standard practice when it comes to the IVF and surrogacy process. Many egg donors will produce... Read more
PGD & PGS: What Are They?
During your initial consultations you will be asked to consider and decide on any potential tests you’d like to have... Read more
Will Your Donor Develop Attachment?
Choosing to use an egg donor to help create your family is a choice that can come with a lot... Read more
An Egg Donor’s Medical Cycle
The medical cycle for an egg donor and a surrogate or intended mother serves the dual purpose of simulating the... Read more
Promising Research for Older Donors
Some intended mothers in our surrogacy program have the choice between acting as an egg donor herself, or to choose... Read more
What is Embryo Donation?
Most couples arriving at surrogacy expect to conceive a child with a biological relation to them by the close... Read more
Donor Banking for Intended Parents
As you move through the egg donation leg of your journey you may face situations where it could be... Read more
Improving Egg Health & Fertility
For years, doctors believed that the only factor influencing the heath of a woman’s eggs was her age. However, as... Read more
What is an OAR?
During your matching process with an egg donor you will be presented the results of her OAR, or Ovarian Assessment... Read more
Egg Health Information for Intended Parents
When beginning to think about the genetics for your child, the first thing to consider will be the quality... Read more
