Palm Beach Fertility Center Announces Addition of New Surrogacy Program
The Palm Beach Fertility Center, headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida has recently announced that they will be expanding their list of services to include the addition of a new surrogacy program. This program has been created to help couples that are struggling to conceive a child find a third party who will help guide them along the way to parenthood.
Boca Raton, FL, November 17, 2011 --(PR.com)-- The Palm Beach Fertility Center, headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida has recently announced that they will be expanding their list of services to include the addition of a new surrogacy program. This program has been created to help couples that are struggling to conceive a child find a third party who will help guide them along the way to parenthood.
Gestational surrogates can be relatives or friends, or they may not even have met the couple before. The best types of candidate for Center’s surrogacy program are women under the age of 40 who have proven fertility and at least one healthy child. Potential surrogates will be required to undergo medical and psychological testing before implantation can begin, they are also advised to seek legal counsel before making the decision in order to ensure that their full rights are protected within the process.
Once couples select a surrogate, either through their friends and family contacts or via the Palm Beach Fertility Center, the surrogate will undergo what’s called a “mock cycle” during which she will be given most or all of the fertility hormones administered during the IVF cycle. This process ensures that physicians can locate any potential problems within the uterine lining. After this process has been completed, a “mock transfer” will take place where the attending doctor will measure the cervix angle and uterine cavity length in order to ensure that the surrogate is completely prepared for the actual transfer to take place.
Once all preparations have been completed, the embryo transfer will begin, marking the first step on the couple’s road to parenthood. With some of the highest success rates in the country, Palm Beach Fertility is now considered one of the leaders in their field. And this new surrogacy program addition means that patients now have more options than ever before when it comes to receiving first-class fertility treatment.
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Gestational surrogates can be relatives or friends, or they may not even have met the couple before. The best types of candidate for Center’s surrogacy program are women under the age of 40 who have proven fertility and at least one healthy child. Potential surrogates will be required to undergo medical and psychological testing before implantation can begin, they are also advised to seek legal counsel before making the decision in order to ensure that their full rights are protected within the process.
Once couples select a surrogate, either through their friends and family contacts or via the Palm Beach Fertility Center, the surrogate will undergo what’s called a “mock cycle” during which she will be given most or all of the fertility hormones administered during the IVF cycle. This process ensures that physicians can locate any potential problems within the uterine lining. After this process has been completed, a “mock transfer” will take place where the attending doctor will measure the cervix angle and uterine cavity length in order to ensure that the surrogate is completely prepared for the actual transfer to take place.
Once all preparations have been completed, the embryo transfer will begin, marking the first step on the couple’s road to parenthood. With some of the highest success rates in the country, Palm Beach Fertility is now considered one of the leaders in their field. And this new surrogacy program addition means that patients now have more options than ever before when it comes to receiving first-class fertility treatment.
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Dr Mark Denker
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800-953-2229
www.palmbeachfertility.com
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