How Surrogacy Works

Ectopic pregnancy is a rare but serious complication that can occur early in pregnancy. It can also happen in surrogacy, including after IVF and embryo

Miscarriage is a topic that raises many questions in surrogacy. It affects the medical process, but it also brings emotional and financial concerns. Many prospective

For many couples living with HIV, the idea of becoming parents can feel heavy. Old fears still exist. Misinformation still circulates. At the same time,

When intended parents begin exploring surrogacy, questions about egg donor age come up very quickly. Many people want to understand whether there is a strict

Building a strong relationship with your intended parents is the foundation of a successful surrogacy journey. Clear communication, empathy and trust create a supportive partnership

A non-viable pregnancy can occur even when an embryo transfer looks promising, bloodwork seems normal, and early scans appear reassuring. In surrogacy, this situation raises

Establishing legal parentage is one of the most important steps in any surrogacy journey. It’s what officially recognizes the intended parents as the baby’s legal

California is one of the most surrogacy-friendly states in the U.S.—and in fact, the world. Families from across the country and overseas come here to

When intended parents begin the surrogacy journey, one of the first financial questions is whether insurance can help cover the high costs of in vitro

Surrogacy is increasingly part of modern family planning—what role do employers play in supporting this journey? As more people turn to the surrogacy process as