The donor embryo program at Cooper Center for IVF is open to any couple or single woman who has decided with the help of one of our IVF doctors,  that they wish to pursue pregnancy by using donated embryos.  These embryos in our donor pool are all donated by couples who have previously undergone IVF, and no longer want the embryos for personal reasons.

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Becoming a Patient
Before participating in the donor embryo program, you must be a patient at our center.  This includes having an initial consult with one of our doctors to determine if donor embryos are a good option for you.

Selecting Embryos
A list of available embryos is sent out to all potential donor embryo recipients.  This list contains pertinent information about the physical characteristics, family medical history, and genetic screen of the couple who donated the embryos.  We supply all the information we have.  The recipients then make their choices based on this information, and selection is based on seniority, i.e. the position on the list.

Cost of Procedure:
Please contact our billing department for current pricing. You can email the billing department at Billing@ccivf.com.

All medications, blood work and ultrasounds are SEPARATE CHARGES.  You must make arrangements to have blood work and ultrasounds done here at the office, or at a laboratory which can give us same day same-day results.  If we do not get results in the same day, you cannot be monitored properly.  Medications for a frozen transfer are not too expensive.  Normally you will need Estrace, Progesterone, Medrol, and Doxycycline.

POLICY FOR PATIENTS 45 YEARS OLD AND ABOVE
PRIOR TO STARTING AN IVF CYCLE ALL PATIENTS AGE 45 AND ABOVE MUST HAVE medical clearance from their family physician which must include following tests:

1. EKG with stress test
2. Blood work to include the following:
   CBC
   PT,PTT
   Chemistry panel including BUN, creatinine, and liver function studies.

This is required for All patients over 45 including donor egg recipients and donor embryo recipients. This testing is in addition to all infectious blood testing.

If you have any further questions, or would like additional information about the program, please contact:

CARRIE K. WILSON
(856) 751-5465
email: cwilson@ccivf.com

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