Is there a place to donate an embryo?

While embryo donation is not for everyone, it can be an opportunity for many who have given up hope of ever raising a child. The National Embryo Donation Center is the only non-profit, medically directed organization helping both embryo donors and recipients. Our office is in Knoxville, TN.

What’s the difference between embryo donation and adoption?

Embryo donation, sometimes called embryo adoption, offers embryos the potential of life. It also allows the recipient mother the chance to carry her adopted child and control the prenatal environment.

Is there a Fertility Center in Oregon for IVF?

Whether it is IUI, IVF, or third party reproduction, the team at The Fertility Center of Oregon (FCO) is here to help you navigate your way. We care about your ability to have a baby.

Is there a home embryo adoption awareness center?

We also appreciate the ease of acquiring CEUs. The Embryo Adoption Awareness Center presents information about embryo adoption factually without creating unnecessary controversial tension on the topic.

Is there a waitlist for an embryo donation?

We currently have more recipients waiting for embryos than available embryos, so there is a waitlist. There is no cost to adding a name to the waitlist, so patients can do this even if they are not sure if embryo donation is right for them. Note only established patients at the Family Fertility Center may place their name on the waitlist.

Who are the legal parents of embryo donation in Oklahoma?

Oklahoma law designates the recipient couple as the legal parents, with the donor couple having no rights or responsibilities to the child so born.

Who are the recipients of a donor embryo?

Embryo recipients are established infertility patients at the Family Fertility Center. They choose to use a donor embryo because they may have male and female factor causes for their infertility, previous failed treatments, or very low chances of success with other fertility treatments. They may be couples or single women.