Surrogacy for intended parents
Surrogacy with one program and one payment
Gestational surrogacy, also called supportive or solidarity pregnancy, with clinical, psychological and legal coordination. You make a single payment, so there are no unexpected costs along the way.
Sound familiar?
You want a child and need another path
You do not know where to start
There are many steps, several countries and plenty of conflicting information.
Surprise costs worry you
A long process becomes unpredictable if every stage is billed separately.
You want to be supported
A path like this is easier with one team that coordinates the clinical, psychological and legal sides.
Two ways to go
Pick the process that fits your family
Single process
One biological parent, or a couple of biological parents, aiming for one pregnancy with one surrogate.
Double process
Two simultaneous processes, with one or two biological parents and two surrogates.
The path to parenthood
Seven steps to bring your baby home
- 01
Intended parent entry
Personalized information about the program, legal counseling and contact with the intended parents’ coordination team.
- 02
Donor selection
Intended parents choose donors through the Make a New Family website.
- 03
Fertility process
Donor tests and IVF with donor eggs, including egg preservation and embryo creation.
- 04
Surrogate match
Start of the clinical process for the surrogate: endometrial preparation, transfer and pregnancy test.
- 05
Obstetrics
Ultrasounds, pregnancy check-ups and psychological support.
- 06
Birth
Accompaniment of the intended parents and the surrogate, nursing, and pediatric check-ups for the baby.
- 07
Legal exit process
Birth registration and final documents.
Source: celagem.com (births and specialists); CELAGEM manuals (years of experience, donor profiles, oocyte survival and blastulation: reported figures, not an individual probability).
What is included
Support at every stage
- Clinical treatment, from the start of the program until the baby goes home
- Our own egg bank
- Medical, psychological, laboratory and legal appointments coordinated for you
- Medical follow-up of the surrogate during pregnancy
- Emotional support for the intended parents and the surrogate
- Legal counseling and confidentiality
- A patient care team for your questions at any time
Questions
What people ask us most
In gestational surrogacy, a surrogate carries a pregnancy created through IVF, and she is not the genetic mother of the baby. CELAGEM offers it through its surrogacy program, also described as supportive or solidarity pregnancy.
The program is designed with a single payment so that intended parents know there are no unexpected additional costs along the way. The amount depends on the program type (single or double process), so we share it after your first conversation.
In the single process, one biological parent or a couple of biological parents seeks one pregnancy with one surrogate. In the double process, two simultaneous processes are carried out, with one or two biological parents and two surrogates.
The law differs by country and changes over time, both where the baby is born and in your home country. The program includes legal counseling in the country where the baby is born, and we recommend that you also consult an attorney in the U.S. about citizenship and parentage documents for your own situation.
Ask about surrogacy
The amount depends on the program type, so we share it after your first conversation.
- +57 304 239 1108
- contacto@celagem.com
- Clinics
- Bogotá: Forest Medical Building, Carrera 7B Bis #132-38, 8th floor
Medellín
Buenos Aires: Av. Cerviño 4407, Palermo, CABA