Surrogacy

Gestational Surrogates are individuals who carries a pregnancy for another party

The Laurel Fertility Care team has been growing dreams for over 15 years for families worldwide. Our Third-Party Treatment Coordinator specializes in assisting intended parents whose journey to parenthood includes the use of a Gestational Carrier (GC).

Gestational Carriers provide the option to those who are unable to carry a successful pregnancy the chance to grow their families.

There are two types of surrogacy: Gestational and Traditional. Gestational Surrogacy involves an individual who carries a pregnancy for another party and a gestational carrier has no genetic relation to the embryo, while a traditional surrogate provides the egg to achieve the pregnancy. Gestational surrogacy is offered as a service at Laurel Fertility Care.

The use of Gestational Carrier is a viable treatment option if:

You have had a hysterectomy

You cannot carry a pregnancy due to health issues

Your health would be at risk if a pregnancy was carried

You have experienced recurrent pregnancy loss

You are part of a heterosexual couple in need of a carrier

Surrogacy Roadmap

Research & Planning
Research & Planning

Surrogacy Testing
Commit &
Complete Testing

Egg & Sperm
Egg & Sperm

Embryo
Embryo

Surrogate Matching
Surrogate Matching

Medical Approval
Medical Approval

Embryo Transfer
Embryo Transfer

Early Pregnancy Monitoring
Early
Pregnancy Monitoring

Laurel Fertility Care can provide referrals to reputable agencies providing screened surrogates. Contact us and make an appointment to discuss if gestational surrogacy is the best solution for you.

Our Third Party Treatment Coordinator is here to answer your questions, explain the benefits of each option and help you choose the best treatment plan for you and your family.

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What is Third Party Reproduction?

In some cases a third party, such as a donor and/or a gestational carrier is needed.

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We offer a supportive, inclusive, and knowledgeable team to guide you when you’re ready to pursue your dream of a family. Our team is dedicated to providing you with personalized care that is full of hope!

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