About this week’s webinar
Are you considering surrogacy and feeling overwhelmed by the many agencies available? Join us for an informative webinar presented by SurrogateFirst, where we will guide you through the essential questions you need to ask when choosing a surrogacy agency. This session aims to empower you with the knowledge to make the best decision for your surrogacy journey. Choosing the right surrogacy agency is a critical step in your journey, and we are here to ensure you make an informed choice. Don’t miss this opportunity to get your questions answered by experts in the field.
The key takeaways
- How many surrogacies has the agency facilitated in the past year?
Shows agency size, experience, and coordinator workload. Helps gauge support quality and matching speed.
- How long does it take to match?
Understand screening timelines for surrogates and average match times for intended parents.
- What is the recommended surrogate benefit package?
Clarifies base compensation, included benefits, and transparency for fair expectations and budgeting.
- What are the agency’s recommended qualifications?
Reveals how closely they follow ASRM guidelines and whether they prioritize safety over profit.
- Is someone available 24/7 for emergencies?
Ensures urgent issues—medical, legal, or logistical—can be addressed promptly.
- Is your staff experienced as surrogates, intended parents, or fertility professionals?
Brings empathy, understanding, and relevant support during challenges.
- How and why was your agency started?
Gives insight into the agency’s mission, values, and heart behind the business.
- How are you different from other agencies?
Highlights unique processes, philosophy, or support offerings that could affect your journey.
- What do your fees cover and what’s extra?
Prevents surprises—clarifies exactly what is included in the agency’s fee structure.
- How do you handle conflicts or mismatches after a match is made?
Shows readiness to resolve issues respectfully, with clear steps if relationships or expectations shift.