What is the difference between a surrogate and an egg donor?

A surrogate carries a pregnancy for intended parents but does not provide the egg, while an egg donor contributes her eggs for fertilization. Both roles are supported and guided by Global Surrogacy Services.

Who can become a surrogate with Global Surrogacy Services?

Women between the ages of 21 and 38 who meet health and lifestyle criteria and are willing to help intended parents build their families can become surrogates. We provide thorough screening, medical oversight, and emotional support.

Does Global Surrogacy Services provide legal and medical coordination?

Yes. We handle comprehensive legal and medical coordination, including contracts, medical appointments, and ongoing communication with fertility specialists, to ensure a safe and transparent surrogacy process.

Comprehensive Health & Competitive Compensation for Surrogates

At Global Surrogacy Services, we understand that the journey to parenthood is deeply personal and profoundly emotional. Our full-service gestational surrogacy agency is dedicated to guiding both intended parents and surrogates through every stage of the surrogacy process with professionalism, empathy, and clarity. Whether you are considering surrogacy as a pathway to build your family or are exploring the meaningful role of becoming a surrogate, we provide expert guidance and unwavering support throughout this life-changing journey.

Comprehensive Surrogacy Services

Our agency offers a holistic approach to surrogacy, combining medical expertise, legal coordination, and emotional support. Founded by Shana Melamed, Pharm.D., Global Surrogacy Services draws on decades of experience in fertility pharmacy and collaboration with leading reproductive endocrinologists and OB/GYN specialists. This medical foundation ensures that all parties receive accurate information, safe protocols, and personalized care. From the initial matching process between intended parents and a surrogate to ongoing guidance throughout pregnancy, our team ensures every step is transparent, ethical, and secure.

The surrogate mother is touching her pregnant belly.

Support for Surrogates

Becoming a surrogate is a generous and life-changing decision, and at Global Surrogacy Services, we honor this commitment with comprehensive support. We carefully screen and guide potential surrogates, providing resources, medical oversight, and emotional support to ensure their well-being throughout the process. Surrogates are treated with respect and care, and we prioritize ethical practices, fair compensation, and open communication to create a positive, rewarding experience for all involved.

Services for Intended Parents

For intended parents, our agency offers a full spectrum of services, including surrogate matching, egg donation, legal coordination, and VIP-level concierge support. We assist with logistical needs such as travel, lodging, and appointments, ensuring that your focus remains on the joy and anticipation of welcoming a child. Our team is proud to support a diverse and inclusive clientele, including LGBTQ+ families, single parents by choice, and heterosexual couples experiencing fertility challenges.

Why Choose Global Surrogacy Services?

What sets us apart is our combination of professional expertise, personalized care, and ethical commitment. We provide medical credibility, legal security, and practical support, all while fostering a nurturing and transparent environment. Our location in California, a state with favorable surrogacy laws, further ensures a safe and secure journey for both surrogates and intended parents, including international clients.

Take the Next Step

If you are considering surrogacy in Los Angeles, CA, trust Global Surrogacy Services to provide compassionate guidance, expert coordination, and unwavering support throughout your journey to parenthood.

FAQ

What is the difference between a surrogate and an egg donor?
A surrogate carries a pregnancy for intended parents but does not provide the egg, while an egg donor contributes her eggs for fertilization. Both roles are supported and guided by Global Surrogacy Services.
Who can become a surrogate with Global Surrogacy Services?
Women between the ages of 21 and 38 who meet health and lifestyle criteria and are willing to help intended parents build their families can become surrogates. We provide thorough screening, medical oversight, and emotional support.
Does Global Surrogacy Services provide legal and medical coordination?
Yes. We handle comprehensive legal and medical coordination, including contracts, medical appointments, and ongoing communication with fertility specialists, to ensure a safe and transparent surrogacy process.

Getting Started

If you’re a woman between 21 and 38 who has had a successful pregnancy before and is now raising a child, the first step is to fill out our online questionnaire.

You can also find out more by calling our phone number or sending an e-mail via our contact page.