Donor treatment programs help individuals and couples who cannot use their own eggs or sperm. These programs offer donor eggs, donor sperm, or donor embryos.
Donors are carefully screened for medical history, genetics, and infections. Psychological assessment is also part of the process. Privacy and confidentiality are strictly maintained.
Donor egg IVF is used when ovarian reserve is low or eggs are not viable. Donor sperm is used in severe male infertility or single-parent planning. Donor embryos offer an option for couples who need both.
Treatment follows standard IVF or transfer protocols. The focus remains on safety, transparency, and ethical practice.
Donor programs provide a path to parenthood when other options are limited. The goal is to support informed and respectful decision-making.
