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Gestational Surrogacy

Becoming a Surrogate

We are honoured that you are here, reading about our surrogacy program. There are requirements to becoming a surrogate and each of our gestational carriers must meet the following criteria. To be a surrogate, you must:

be between the ages of 21 and 45.
have delivered one or more children of your own.
be a non-smoker, and live in a non-smoking home.
not use recreational drugs.
have a healthy BMI.
be healthy with regular menstrual cycles.
be willing to undergo a medical and physiological assessment for both yourself and partner.
be fully committed to the surrogacy process.

Hopeful Parents

Who Needs a Surrogate?

Surrogacy is a wonderful option for couples and individuals unable to conceive on their own. Here are some reasons why a prospective parent may need a surrogate to build their family:

loss of fertility due to hysterectomy or cancer.
required medications that could prevent a healthy pregnancy or baby.
reproductive conditions such as fibroids, absence of a uterus, endometriosis, PCOS, or other gynecological issues.
sexual orientation; same-sex couples.
gender identification (transgender).
chronic pregnancy loss or unexplained infertility.
age factors.
relationship status.
HIV+ risk factors.
carriers of hereditary genetic diseases such as kidney disease, diabetes, heart disease, or hypertension that could prevent a healthy pregnancy or baby.

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