We have standard language that the attorney includes in the contract based on the benefits package you agreed to. And from there, the contract is tailored to the specifics of your case. Continue reading →

We recognize that surrogacy is a mutually beneficial relationship and would love to discuss how a journey can financially benefit your family. Submit the this form and our GC Intake Coordinator will be in touch to help you determine if... Continue reading →

Our role is to support you through every step of your surrogacy journey. Part of that is being able to understand and anticipate your needs. The test results will provide us with information that will aid us in finding the... Continue reading →

Your psychological evaluation will consist of two portions. A multiple choice personality assessment and a conversation with the program psychologist. No need to be nervous, the psychologist is simply getting to know you, there are no wrong answers in the... Continue reading →

Yes! Just like your psychological evaluation prepares us to support your journey, it serves the same purpose for your IPs. Being able to truly understand you both helps us to provide you with the tools for a successful surrogacy journey. Continue reading →

After you have been cleared, you will not meet with the program psychologist again until you are officially in contract with your Intended Parents. At this point, you will begin monthly meetings. Alternating months you will meet in a group... Continue reading →

If you need support outside of the designated time, you may contact the psychologist to set up an appointment. They are here to support you during your journey. Continue reading →

This is as simple as ensuring that all parties feel heard and that individual needs are being met. Each party deserves to know that their legal representation has their best interests at heart. Continue reading →

Not typically. Obviously, we can’t guarantee that a situation will not arise where you may need some sort of medication during your pregnancy, but the medications required to achieve pregnancy will generally discontinue around 8-12 weeks. Continue reading →

That is our hope! However, your health insurance plan will determine what OB and hospital we use. Keep in mind that your care will be managed by the Reproductive Endocrinologist’s team until at least 10 weeks of pregnancy. Continue reading →