Posts tagged Bright Futures Families
What Intended Parents Need to Know About Insurance for Surrogacy
What Intended Parents Need to Know About Insurance for Surrogacy
Intended ParentsJanelle DoddBright Futures Families, growing families, conceiving bright futures, intended parents, intended parent, surrogate, gestational surrogate, gestational surrogacy, surrogacy insurance, insurance for surrogacy, insurance for surrogate, insurance cover surrogacy, ivf, open enrollment, faq, surrogacy faq, gc, gcs, ip, ips, insurance premium, deductible, coinsurance, out of pocket, assisted reproduction, assisted reproductive technology, ART Risk, ART Rick Insurance Solutions, matching agency, matching process, exchange policy, ACA policy, affording surrogacy, Affordable Care Act, Affordable Care Act policy, ObamaCare, Obama Care policy, ACA, qualifying life event, insurance company, life insurance, short term disability, short-term disability, free consultation, intended parent free consult, surrogacy professional, surrogacy process, surrogacy journey, insurance policy, pregnancy, pregnant
Deciding between adoption and surrogacy
Deciding between adoption and surrogacy

Deciding between adoption and surrogacy

Read More
LGBTQJennifer WhiteBright Futures Families, bright futures families, conceiving bright futures, growing families, adoption, surrogacy, surrogacy medications, surrogacy matching, surrogacy screening, surrogacy arrangement, surrogacy journey, adoption process, adoption law, federal tax credit, adoption agreement, adoption arrangement, pregnancy, genetics, genetic relation, gestational surrogate, gestational carrier, gestational surrogacy, surrogate, surrogates, intended parent, intended parents, intended mother, intended father, Intended Parents, intended parent consult, single intended parent, background checks on intended parents, embryo donor, egg donor, sperm donor, donor egg, donor sperm, donor embryo, screening process, screening requirements, background screening, prenatal care, medical clearance, medical screening in surrogacy, medical records, matching agency, matching preferences, match meeting, surrogate match meeting, legal surrogacy, legal agreement, legal contract, surrogate compensation, surrogacy compensation, Compensation, compensation for surrogacy, compensation for surrogate, cost of surrogacy, surrogacy cost, establishing parentage, parentage, parents, pre-birth order, PBO
LGBTQ Families: Two Embryos or One?
LGBTQ Families: Two Embryos or One?

Single or multiple embryo transfer?

Read More
LGBTQJennifer WhiteBright Futures Families, conceiving bright futures, growing families, surrogacy, surrogate, gestational carrier, gestational surrogate, gestational surrogacy, intended parents, parents, surrogacy process, surrogacy journey, surrogacy agency, ivf, in vitro fertilization, fertility, fertility clinic, infertility, ip, ips, gc, gcs, assisted reproductive technology, ART, surrogacy statistics, statistic, statistics, lgbtq, reproductive endocrinologist, embryo, embryos, twins, multiples pregnancy, twin pregnancy, medical professional, multiple embryos, multiple embryo transfer, embryo split, medical risk
Is The Surrogacy Broker Really The Bad Guy?
Is The Surrogacy Broker Really The Bad Guy?
Above the LawJanelle Doddbright futures families, assisted reproductive technology, assisted reproduction, ART, infertility, fertility, surrogacy, LGBTQ, surrogate, surrogacy arrangement, reproductive material, gametes, embryo, sperm, egg, intended parents, lawsuit, Above The Law, Above The Law article, Ellen Trachman, donate embryo, embryo donation, egg donor, gamete donor, sperm donor, embryo donor, egg donation, gamete donation, sperm donation, attorney, Michigan, Michigan surrogacy law, Michigan Family Protection Act, Governor Gretchen Whitmer, surrogacy broker, surrogacy agency, surrogacy agencies, gestational surrogate, gestational surrogacy, surrogacy legislation, surrogacy in Michigan, Virginia HB110, West Virginia Bill SB 575, surrogacy broker prohibition, Colleen Quinn, Bright Futures Families, Amanda Kinnard-Fuchsgruber, Jennifer White, IWTPABIY, I Want to Put a Baby in You, surrogacy journey, ASRM, American Society for Reproductive Medicine, independent surrogacy journey, illegal surrogacy, decriminalization
Statistics in Surrogacy
Statistics in Surrogacy

The CDC speaks about statistics in surrogacy.

Read More
Intended ParentsAlaina SchaferBright Futures Families, conceiving bright futures, growing families, surrogacy, surrogate, gestational carrier, gestational surrogate, gestational surrogacy, intended parents, parents, become a surrogate, surrogacy process, surrogacy journey, becoming a surrogate, become a gestational surrogate, becoming a gestational surrogate, become a gestational carrier, becoming a gestational carrier, surrogacy agency, ivf, in vitro fertilization, fertility, fertility clinic, infertility, ip, ips, gc, gcs, CDC, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, assisted reproductive technology, ART, surrogacy statistics, statistic, statistics