How to Become a Gestational Surrogate

If you’d like to find out about becoming a gestational surrogate with Brown Fertility, or you’re a prospective parent who wants information on Florida surrogacy look no further.

Brown Fertility has worked with hundreds of gestational surrogates since its inception. Choosing a surrogate is a very personal decision and there are many factors that should be considered as the family building process starts. With our comprehensive program, our team focuses on matching the highest quality surrogates with intended parents while providing stellar, compassionate care.

Surrogacy laws differ from state to state. In Florida, a gestational surrogate carries a child conceived through IVF using an egg from a donor or the intended mother. This means the child will not be genetically related to the gestational surrogate. In addition, our program keeps the gestational surrogate anonymous, unless you are carrying for someone you know.

To qualify for becoming a gestational surrogate, we are looking for those who are:

21 to 44 years old
Delivered at least one healthy baby
A healthy non-smoker
Willing to undergo medical testing and psychological evaluations for both for herself and her partner, if applicable

Gestational surrogacy can be the fertility solution you are looking for.

At Brown Fertility, before attempting pregnancy, both the gestational surrogates and intended parents undergo a rigorous screening process that follows the guidelines implemented by the FDA, the State of Florida, and American Society for Reproductive Medicine in order to provide the most successful and healthiest outcome for the surrogate, intended parents and baby.