Why are egg donors needed?
There's no one reason for infertility.
Egg donation frequently benefits women who cannot use their own eggs for various reasons, including ovarian failure, avoiding congenital anomalies in the fetus, advanced age, and more.
Donors just like you help women every day on their journey to motherhood. Consider becoming an egg donor today.
At Positive Steps Fertility, we recognize the commitment and time invested in the process of giving. Donors are compensated up to $35,000
COMPENSATION
THE PROCEDURE
ELIGIBILITY
THE PROCESS
Once you have completed the initial application process, you may be asked to complete a second form asking for more details.
If the information you provide indicates that you would be a good candidate, you will be invited to POSITIVE STEPS FERTILITY clinic for a day of tests.
These tests include:
- Nurse consultation
- Physical exam
- Ultrasound and blood work
- Psychological screening
The emotional heartbreak of failed pregnancy
The decision to use donor eggs often comes after multiple failed attempts at pregnancy using the woman's own eggs. Others have suffered the heartbreak of miscarriages. Whatever the root causes may be, it's important to understand that no one takes donor eggs—or egg donors—lightly. For many who choose IVF with donor eggs, it's a difficult decision that comes after a long journey, and thanks to egg donors just like you, successful pregnancies can be possible.
POSITIVE STEPS FERTILITY WELCOMES ALL PATIENTS
By becoming an egg donor, you make an impact. Help make it possible for a family to achieve their dream of having a baby.
Your generosity will enable others to make their dream of becoming mothers, fathers, sisters, and brothers a life-changing reality.
Consider giving the gift of life today, so that others can have a happier, brighter tomorrow.
12%
1 in 8 couples (or 12% of married women) have trouble getting pregnant or sustaining a pregnancy. (2006-2010 National Survey of Family Growth, CDC)
7.4 million
7.4 million women, or 11.9% of women, have ever received any infertility services in their lifetime. (2006-2010 National Survey of Family Growth, CDC)
OUR PATIENTS AND DONORS LOVE US, AND WE COULDN'T BE HAPPIER!
Although I traveled more than 2 hours for care, I would do it over and over again. His availability to my husband and me was unparalleled. I cannot say enough great things about him.- Kelvin and Tosheba, Healthgrades
"My experience with Dr. Parry was amazing. I did not believe doctors like him existed anymore."
He takes the time to make sure you understand everything fully. He quickly returns phone calls and emails. He makes you feel like your fertility challenges are his own. He truly likes his patients! – you feel like you are his only patient. - Anonymous, RateMDs
“Dr. Parry is the most attentive, kind, generous physician I have ever had"
I’m so thankful for Dr. Parry’s presence on my journey to become a mom! - Anonymous
"I was treated with the utmost respect and kindness"
He ensured that all of my questions were answered thoroughly, and that I was prepared for what to expect before, during, and after each procedure –Anonymous
"Dr. Parry has been such a blessing!"
What are the requirements for becoming a donor?
To become an egg donor you must meet the following criteria:
- Between 21 and 29 years of age
- In good health (healthy weight and a non-smoker)
- Have no family history of serious hereditary diseases
Interested to learn more?
Call us today at 833-767-7837 or apply now and we will get back to you.
Positive Steps Fertility
At Positive Steps Fertility, we are focused on providing our patients with the best possible care that is easy to comprehend. Our team, from Dr. John Preston Parry to our nurses, the lab team, and front desk staff, all have the same goal of treating our patients like family as we help them build their family.
Dr. Parry is also the inventor of the Parryscope® technique approach, a breakthrough for fertility testing that can accurately, gently, and quickly understand factors in female fertility with a single office visit.
To become an egg donor you must meet the following criteria:
- Between 21 and 29 years of age
- In good health (healthy weight and a non-smoker)
- Have no family history of serious hereditary diseases
Once you have completed the initial application process, you may be asked to complete a second form asking for more details.
If the information you provide indicates that you would be a good candidate, you will be invited to POSITIVE STEPS FERTILITY clinic for a day of tests, which includes a nurse consultation, physical exam, ultrasound, blood work and a psychological screening.
Donating your eggs is a low-risk procedure. Dr. Parry is a leader in the field of IVF and the clinical staff at Positive Steps Fertility are among the very best in their field so you can feel confident that you will receive excellent care.
For your information: Most women produce approximately 200,000 eggs at age 21 and during the donor egg process we harvest between 9-18 eggs.
Anesthesia is given during the procedure and there is no pain and the procedure typically lasts up to 30 minutes.
You will remain in the clinic for two to three hours to ensure your safety and that you are ready to return home.