With the right agency, you can start your egg donation process with confidence. See the 7 stages we follow at Family Inceptions.

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Stages of the Egg Donation Process

What to expect:

What to expect:

Browse our diverse database of pre-screened egg donors.
Review donor profiles, including health history, education, and personal interests.
Choose a donor who aligns with your preferences and values.
Decide on the type of relationship you would like to have with your donor.

Types of relationships with your donor:

Non-identified (anonymous) donation: No contact or identifying information is shared between you and the donor.
Semi-open donation: Limited contact, usually facilitated through a third party, with some information exchanged.
Directed (identified) donation: Direct contact with the donor, allowing for ongoing communication and a more personal relationship.

Our pre-screening process:

AMH levels: We pre-screen donors for their anti-Mullerian hormone (AMH) levels, which is an indicator of their ovarian reserve and egg quality.
Genetic screening: Our donors undergo genetic screening to ensure they do not carry any hereditary conditions that could be passed onto the child.
Background checks: We conduct thorough background checks to ensure the safety and reliability of our donors.
Psychological evaluation: Donors undergo a psychological evaluation to ensure they are emotionally prepared for the process.

What to expect:

The medical screening will occur through your fertility clinic of choice, and we’ll help coordinate the donor's portion of the process.
The clinic will conduct your medical evaluation and genetic screening.
The clinic will also require you to complete a psychosocial consultation to ensure emotional preparedness.

What to expect:

Hormonal treatments: Donors will undergo a series of hormonal treatments to stimulate egg production. This helps ensure multiple eggs are available for retrieval.
Regular monitoring: Throughout the process, donors will have regular monitoring through blood tests and ultrasounds. These appointments track the donor's progress and ensure that the treatment is working effectively.

What to expect:

Hormonal treatments: Donors will undergo a series of hormonal treatments to stimulate egg production. This helps ensure multiple eggs are available for retrieval.
Regular monitoring: Throughout the process, donors will have regular monitoring through blood tests and ultrasounds. These appointments track the donor's progress and ensure that the treatment is working effectively.

What to expect:

The embryo transfer procedure will happen at your fertility clinic. We’ll work with your clinic to follow the necessary steps involved.
We can work with parents who are looking for a donor to either carry themselves or through a surrogate.

What to expect:

A pregnancy test is conducted approximately two weeks after the embryo transfer.
Follow-up appointments will be scheduled to monitor the pregnancy and ensure everything progresses smoothly.

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Learn about fee structures and expenses involved in working with an egg donor.