The Center for Advanced Reproductive Services is affiliated with several of the largest and most successful donor egg banks in the world.
According to physicians at the Center, becoming part of these donor egg networks benefit patients by:
Donor eggs help women who:
Our Egg Donor Program assisted in the conception of the first child born from a donor egg in New England in 1987. Since then, we have helped women conceive with eggs donated by both identified and anonymous donors.
The path to determining that egg donation may be a solution to infertility can be a long one. The realization is often further complicated by the long wait to find the right egg donor – for some, 6-12 months is the norm. Joining these networks of donor egg bank services allows our patients to access the largest inventory of frozen donor eggs in the world. For most patients, the diverse database of egg donors completely eliminates the 6-9 month matching wait associated with other egg donation programs.
Another benefit is that patients control the donor matching process. In the past, patients at The Center were limited to the egg donors that they had available in their internal pool or thru an agency. When a patient uses an egg bank, however, they will be in complete control of the donor selection process, receiving full access to all of the information available. Patients are guided by the experienced clinical staff at The Center and either of the egg banks chosen.
Each of our affiliated egg banks accepts donor eggs from the highest quality egg donors. In addition to meeting all FDA compliance standards, approved egg donors go through a thorough clinical, psychological, and genetic screening process.
Convenience and cost savings are also added benefits to patients. When patients from The Center use an egg bank, the egg donation cycle is completely planned around their busy schedule. The use of frozen donor eggs eliminates the need to synchronize the cycle of the egg recipient to the egg donor. Cycle financing and various cycle guarantee options are available through The Center and each of the egg banks. Information on these clinic specific programs can be found on their individual websites.
For more information about Egg Donor services at The Center, please call (844) 467-3482 Ext: 8014.
Fairfax Egg Bank began in 2006 as part of the popular fresh donor egg IVF program at the Genetics & IVF Institute (GIVF). Fairfax Egg Bank is a division of GIVF along with Fairfax Cryobank, one of the nation’s largest sperm banks.
As a sibling company to Fairfax Cryobank we are uniquely situated, born out of a successful and tested model for gamete cryopreservation and shipping. Our clinicians and embryologists have worked with donors and recipients for decades. We pride ourselves not just on delivering state-of-the-art medical science, but doing so with the warmth and compassion that patients who are going through so much to build their families expect and deserve.
The staff at the Fairfax Egg Bank works closely with our partnering clinics across the country to ensure that all patients receive the best customer service and outcomes possible. We provide a multitude of options when it comes to choosing the right donor because we know this is a process that is deeply personal and highly individualized. In addition to a wide selection of egg donors, patients can rest assured that all of our donors are rigorously screened, educated and positively motivated individuals.
For more information, please visit http://www.fairfaxeggbank.com/
In the mid 1990’s Reproductive Biology Associates (RBA) recognized the potential clinical advantages that oocyte cryopreservation could bring to patients requiring the use of donated eggs. RBA’s initial egg freezing success came in 1997, when the practice reported the first births in the Western Hemisphere from frozen donor eggs. In 2000, after further refinement of the technique, RBA began to offer egg freezing as a means of preserving fertility in cancer patients facing fertility-threatening oncology treatment. In 2007, the RBA scientific team achieved its most important egg freezing breakthrough to date based on scientific research initiated in 2004 to explore an alternative way of cryopreservation called “vitrification.” Utilizing this new rapid freezing technique with egg donors between ages 21-30, RBA achieved pregnancy rates equal to fresh donor cycles in traditional IVF centers around the world. As it was reported in Fertility and Sterility in 2008 (Nagy et al, FS, 2008), 17 of the 20 recipients achieved live birth using vitrified donor eggs. Later that same year, RBA created one of the world’s first independent, fully inventoried frozen donor egg banks. Based on the success of its own egg bank, in 2010, RBA established MyEggBank North America (MEB-NA), a network of high quality infertility centers providing frozen donor egg bank services to patients across the United States and Canada.
For more information please visit www.myeggbank.com
Donor Egg Bank USA, by Generate Life Sciences, is a pioneer in the field of donor egg banking and is the first company to ship vitrified eggs successfully from fertility practice to fertility practice. We are founded by the premier and largest frozen egg donation programs in the United States. Developed through a collaboration of Reproductive Science Centers, Donor Egg Bank USA was created to fulfill the desire of physicians and patients who want to gain access to a diverse database of egg donors with the added convenience of a quicker treatment process.
For more information, visit https://donoreggbankusa.com/our-program
