Nested Adoption Solutions
Embryo adoption is a beautiful way to build your family, and understanding the costs involved is a crucial step in your journey.
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Experiencing a cancelled FET cycle can be challenging, but with our support and discounted fees for additional cycles, you can continue your journey with confidence.
In the rare event of no satisfactory embryos after thaw, receive a 50% program fee refund or account credit, reflecting our commitment to fairness and transparency.
In the unfortunate event of a negative pregnancy test or miscarriage, you have options to reserve another donor embryo set or explore other treatments with Dr. Craig.
Embryo thawing is a critical step in the Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) process, involving careful warming and preparation to ensure the highest chance of successful pregnancy.
Slow freezing is a traditional cryopreservation method that gradually cools embryos to prevent ice crystal formation, with survival rates typically around 50% to 60%.
Vitrification is a rapid freezing process with success rates often exceeding 95%, providing a highly effective method for preserving embryos and ensuring flexibility in the IVF process.
Choosing an anonymous donation means that there is no contact or exchange of identifying information between donor and recipient families, ensuring complete privacy. This option often speeds up the process and reduces costs, although it may pose emotional challenges for children seeking knowledge about their genetic origins in the future.
Open donation involves direct communication and contact between donating and adopting families, offering transparency and access to genetic background, which benefits the child’s emotional and health well-being.
