Surrogacy
A surrogate mother agrees to get pregnant so that another couple, the intended parents, can take care of the child or children born into her body.
Overview
People just like you are the inspiration behind OneWorld Generations Group. From locating an appropriate surrogate or egg donor to assisting with fertilization and delivering your child, our trained team is here to help you every step of the way as you pursue parenthood.
Becoming a parent via surrogacy usually takes about 13 months, although it might take longer if the fertilization treatments are unsuccessful. Fertilization procedures are affected by several variables, including the quality of the surrogate, the methods used by the physician, the quality of the embryo, and so on.
Being a surrogate is a very personal choice that should only be decided by you and your spouse.
Surrogates are extraordinary individuals who selflessly volunteer to have a life-altering impact on the lives of others. As a result of this generous and caring gesture, surrogates often have a unique relationship with their intended parents.
Why OneWorld?
Comprehensive Support
Our priority is the satisfaction and health of our surrogates, and we provide a comprehensive range of services to meet their needs. When it comes to providing a nurturing atmosphere for surrogate families, we go the extra mile. To ensure our surrogates are well-prepared and supported, our services include tailored matching, comprehensive medical and psychological care, continuous contact and coaching, and access to resources.
No-Cost Training Program
We provide free and extensive instruction throughout a surrogate’s journey, from before she becomes pregnant until after she gives birth. Our course covers many important topics, including injection advice, psychiatric consultation etc. The safety and readiness of our surrogates is our priority, so we provide them with all the tools they need at every stage.
Distinguished Professionals from Around the Globe
Your health, safety, and happiness are our concerns. Therefore, we will go to great lengths to meet your entire medical, legal, and emotional needs. By working with our agency, you will have access to reliable professionals who will guide you through this life-altering process with unwavering compassion and understanding.
Screening Program for Potential Parents
Ensuring the safety and satisfaction of our surrogates is our priority, which is why we make a great effort in selecting only responsible, secure, and financially sound intended parents for our program. By doing so, you are confident that the surrogacy process will only pair you with people or couples who are emotionally and financially stable enough to provide the emotional and practical assistance you require.
Multilingual Assistance
As the best surrogacy center, our bilingual personnel guarantees smooth and expert service regardless of language barrier
Guaranteeing Financial Safety
Nothing is more important than making sure our surrogates are safe and financially stable. It is our policy that the prospective parents must pay an escrow account before their surrogates begin taking treatment. This policy ensures that sufficient money will be on hand to pay for all the expected costs associated with the surrogacy procedure.
A Versatile Web-Based Platform
Our all-inclusive web application helps monitor and record every aspect of the surrogacy procedure. Surrogates and intended parents have easy access to our portal, where they can monitor the whole process
Available at all times
We are proud to provide a team of highly qualified professionals, including respected medical professionals, lawyers, MBAs, surrogates, and intended parents. They are available at all times, every day of the year, due to their wide range of skills and worldwide reach.
Dedicated Support Staff
Three members of our service personnel are allocated to each surrogacy case to guarantee that they get the utmost care and attention. Two seasoned case managers and a surrogate support expert make up this team. Their main goal is to provide thorough assistance and direction, guaranteeing that our surrogates are well taken care of and that the surrogacy process runs well.
In cases when the intended parents are unable to conceive naturally, surrogates step in to carry the baby. The surrogate has no genetic ties to the child; all ties must go to the intended parents or donors.
Surrogates are compensated monetarily for the time, effort, and costs incurred. The money is spread throughout the procedure rather than being a lump sum at the conclusion.
The surrogate gets to choose the intended parents she feels most comfortable with and has some input in the matching process.
As part of in vitro fertilization, surrogates inject themselves. The majority of surrogates assure me that they are not a significant concern.
Everyone is made to feel comfortable and joyful by providing emotional support throughout the procedure.
Although surrogates form a link with the unborn child throughout pregnancy, they are aware that they will eventually return the child to their intended parents. A surrogate mother will not develop any emotional ties to the child she carries.
There are many more benefits to being a surrogate than financial compensation and the opportunity to carry a child to term. Your choice is fueled by a genuine desire to help people and improve their lives.
It is possible for couples who are having trouble conceiving to have a child via surrogacy. One can provide a gift that money cannot buy by being a surrogate.
The act of surrogacy, however, entails more than simply physical assistance. Encouraging profound bonds with the child and their intended parents is a road of understanding and kindness. In exchange for the chance for self-improvement and metamorphosis, it demands empathy, sacrifice, and emotional firmness.
Lastly, choosing to be a surrogate is brave and compassionate, but it also presents an opportunity to significantly impact society.
“Infertility,” “Medical conditions,” and “Recurrent miscarriages” are relevant terms for intended parents dealing with health issues that prevent them from becoming pregnant.
Women who have had a hysterectomy or Women with medical conditions define this group as those whose health prevents them from bringing a pregnancy to term.
People whose experience with IVF and other assisted reproductive technologies has been marked by repeated failures.
“Loss,” and “Inability to conceive” refer to those who have gone through the trauma of losing a child or an infertile woman.
Who can do this?
U.S. citizens who fall between the age bracket of 21 to 39.
No more than two cesarean sections should be performed throughout the pregnancy.
Do not partake in the usage of illegal substances, smoke, or misuse alcohol or prescription medicine.
Do not receive welfare, housing, food stamps, or cash from government welfare programs.
Should have a history of no more than six pregnancies and have a single child of her own
Has to be a part of a stable household that provides emotional and childcare support.
Should have a BMI below 32.
Do not have a history of mental illness or needing medication during the last six months.
