Surrogacy laws are established and enforced in every state in the US. Florida is one of many surrogacy-friendly states when you’re hoping to become a surrogate or an intended parent and looking for options. Regardless, you’ll still need to get experienced advice via surrogacy agencies to understand the complex laws and legally complete the process. To have your questions about […]
read moreIf you have been exploring surrogacy, adjustments have been made to many procedures to ensure better health and safety since the onset of Covid. Surrogates and intended parents can feel comfortable at our surrogacy agency using telehealth, virtual meetings, and social distancing measures. The following information explains the current policies in place. Meetings Between Surrogates and Intended […]
read moreBeing a Gestational Carrier will involve highly customized care, thorough medical testing, and precise timing to ensure a successful pregnancy. There are many parts of the process and each must be tailored to the agreement a surrogate has with intended parents. Surrogacy has become a popular choice for families despite an intense process. Reasons for Routine Testing for Surrogates […]
read moreNot too long ago, some people viewed surrogacy as a radical idea. Actually, traditional surrogacy began thousands of years ago with women who had trouble conceiving or carrying a child asking close friends or family for help. Since then, it has gone through a medical and biological evolution due to scientific discovery and changing societal […]
read moreBeing a surrogate for parents who cannot conceive on their own can be both a selfless act and a rewarding gesture. You may be making one of the most significant decisions of your life, and it requires careful thought. There are two types of surrogate mothers. Traditional is when the surrogate has one of her […]
read moreBecoming a gestational carrier (also known as a gestational surrogate) is a rewarding and beautiful journey that can absolutely be done in the state of Florida. We’ll get started by sharing some of the basics surrounding surrogacy arrangements and contracts in Florida, and then we’ll go into more detail on whether gestational carriers can be compensated […]
read moreServing as a surrogate can be one of the most selfless acts offered by a woman. Surrogacy occurs when medical issues prevent a couple from carrying a child, so another woman carries the baby for them. It is a huge decision that requires a lot of research and thought. If you are considering being a […]
read moreWho is a surrogate mother? Also known as a gestational carrier or gestational surrogate, a surrogate mother is usually a woman between the ages 21-40 who has had at least one child previously. Surrogates can be of any ethnicity and sexual orientation, although they are required to meet all the surrogate qualifications. Gestational carriers are excited to carry a […]
read moreWhy are some married moms with good jobs becoming surrogates? The excerpt above is from the New York Post and gives us a peek into one gestational carrier’s thoughts at an ultrasound appointment. Raquel Lenari’s NY Post article, “ Why married moms with good jobs are becoming surrogates,” speaks to gestational carriers about their experience […]
read moreWe are now more than one year after the identification of the first COVID-19 case in the United States. The ASRM has put out an updated statement continuing “to support strict adherence to its earlier recommended mitigation strategies for disease prevention, including use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), implementation of travel restrictions and quarantines when […]
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