Surrogacy can be expensive. There are financing options available, but you will probably still have to pay a lot out-of-pocket. There are several factors that will affect the surrogate pregnancy cost.
Gestational Vs. Traditional Surrogacy
Gestational surrogacy is where the woman is impregnated by donor eggs. Traditional surrogacy uses a woman’s own eggs. Traditional surrogates are the biological mother of the child. Gestational surrogacy is more expensive than traditional surrogacy because it requires the use of donor eggs and sperm.
Agency Fee
You will have to pay the agency a fee for using the surrogate mother. They will use these funds to provide care to the egg donors and surrogate mothers. They also use the funds to keep the facility open.
Medical Costs of the Mother
Surrogate mothers will not have to pay anything for their medical care. They will get their ultrasound costs, blood tests and other types of prenatal care covered. Prenatal care will start as soon as the fetal heartbeat is detected. Most women will have to go to the doctor at least once a month.
After the 28th week of pregnancy, the woman will have to go to the doctor every two weeks. Weekly visits are needed after the 36th week. These weekly visits will continue until the woman gives birth.
Travel Expenses
If a woman has to travel to the clinic to get medical care, then her travel costs will be covered. She will also be reimbursed for expenses that she may incur due to missing work.
Legal Fees
The surrogate and the intended parents will have to sign a contract. This contract is legally binding, and there will be fees involved.
If you are interested in finding more about surrogate pregnancy cost, then you will need to contact Simple Surrogacy at Url.
