Surrogacy Kenya

●STANDARD pack. Surrogacy with own oocytes and sperm (one IVF–ICSI trial with own oocytes and sperm + one embryo transfer trial) ‘Standard’ bundle’s cost starts at 6250 USD. This fee covers the ultimate IVF–ICSI cycle and does not cover surrogate mom’s fees. The couple should have their own surrogate mom or should hire the surrogate mom from the agency. At present, the Fertility Pros at Fertility Point are working on modalities of the ‘Guaranteed’, ‘Silver’, and ‘Gold’ surrogacy packs that will be configured in a whole new way. Soon you’ll see what it’s worth instantly.

‘What is in the IVF–ICSI/IMSI/PICSI with own oocytes and sperm bundle?’

Surrogacy with own oocytes and sperm pack is configured in the same was as IVF–ICSI cycle, and correctly called ‘IVF–ICSI’ pack. The couple should have own surrogate mom. The legal part is also should be completed by the couple as the Fertility Point’s management and the legal Dep. are envisaging the modalities for the ultimate surrogacy protocol that will be ‘installed’ for all surrogacy programs. It will reconfigure the standard surrogacy bundles too as it will involve the Legal Part, selection of the surrogate mom, all surrogacy fees, postnatal care, and neonatal care. 

Today’s IVF–ICSI/IMSI/PICSI with own oocytes and sperm bundle includes:

●the first consultation with a Fertility Pro or with the Fertility Pros

●following consultations with a Fertility Pro or with the Fertility Pros

●intended mother’s diagnostic screening and testing (basic tests only)

●intended father’s diagnostic screening and testing (basic tests only)

●medication for the intended mother (the medication is prescribed individually and usually involves extra fees)

●controlled ovarian stimulation protocol and its clinical management

●anesthesia for the intended mother to complete the oocyte retrieval mini–surgery

●oocyte retrieval 

●sperm collection and sperm preparation for ICSI/IMSI/PICSI

●ICSI/IMSI/PICSI fertilization of the intended mom’s oocytes with the intended father’s sperm

●Embryo culture (the generated through ICSI/IMSI/PICSI) are incubated and their development is closely monitored

●Laser Assisted Hatching (if necessary)

●Embryo selection for the embryo transfer

●Fresh embryo transfer (one trial)

●Blood pregnancy test

●Urine pregnancy test

●Early ultrasound scan

‘What is not in the bundle?’

●the surrogate mom’s selection and matching (the couple should have own surrogate mom)

●Notary fee for preparing, drafting, editing, issuing, and notarizing the final surrogacy contract 

●the surrogate mom’s diagnostic screening including all blood tests, hormonal tests, and the other screening tests that are necessary for surrogacy 

●medication for the surrogate mom 

●embryo transfer fee paid to surrogate mom for undergoing the embryo transfer

●embryo vitrification and embryo storage

●all surrogacy–related fees

Surrogate, also referred as a surrogate mother, a gestational surrogate or a gestational carrier, is a woman who carries and delivers a baby for another couple, because the intended mother is unable to conceive or carry a pregnancy to term due to various medical reasons.

At Fertility Point, we have experienced and accomplished IVF consultants in safely creating a surrogate pregnancy and successful delivery of the child. When the intended parents choose to go for surrogacy services, our medical team will guide you through all steps of the surrogacy process.

We work with highly reputed surrogacy agency in Kenya and will help to find the right surrogate for you. Surrogates undergo extensive testing and monitoring to make sure they are ready to help you on your path to parenthood. We make sure every part of the process is legal, and you have the best chance possible for a successful pregnancy. When intended parents conceive with a surrogate, they are involved in the entire process.

There are two types of surrogacy: traditional and gestational. Traditional surrogate is the biological mother of the child and is artificially inseminated with intended father’s sperm or donor sperm, as the case may be. Gestational surrogate has no genetic connection to the baby and provides only the womb for the developing baby. The child is conceived through in-vitro fertilization (IVF), as the embryo that is not genetically related to the surrogate is implanted into her uterus. If the intended parents cannot provide viable eggs or sperm due to any medical complications, donor may be used.