Donor Egg Grand Rapids, Michigan, Egg Donation Clinics

Donor Egg Grand Rapids, Michigan - Egg Donation Services

Egg donation clinics in Grand Rapids, Michigan providing donor egg infertility treatment for donors and recipients. Most clinics are able to compensate an egg donor for time and effort. We can contact a center on your behalf with the pre-qualification form. It is up to them to get back to you, but before you proceed, please read the following:
To Become an Egg Donor.

General Information

We support the Michigan Reproductive & IVF center in Grand Rapids, Michigan. MRIVF provides advanced infertility treatment, including IVF (in vitro fertilization), ICSI, Egg Donation, and various other infertility treatments.

Michigan Reproductive & IVF
630 Kenmoor
Suite 100
Grand Rapids, Michigan 49546
616-988-2229

Other Areas of The Fertility Network:

Grand Rapids Summary Page
Comprehensive infertility services in Grand Rapids, Michigan

Infertility Patient Form
If you are interested in becoming an IVF patient or egg donation recipient.

Infertility Seminar Form
To pre-register for a potential patient education seminar in the Grand Rapids, Michigan area.

Egg donors are required to meet certain criteria in order to participate. There are many reasons for the below criteria. Most are for medical reasons and we also want to present optimal egg donors to our recipient patients. We provide this criteria in order to have the best potential to be able to match a donor to a recipient.

Age: minimum age of 21, maximum age of 31. There are many studies showing a decreased response to fertility medications after the age of 32. For this reason, a maximum age of 31 allows for screening to be done and at least one matched cycle to occur before turning 32.
Smoking: An egg donor must be a non-smoker for at least 3 full months before beginning screening.
Height/Weight/BMI: We require a BMI of less than 30 to participate. BMI (body mass index) is measured by using your height and weight. Women with a BMI of 30 or above, are considered obese and could potentially have a decreased response to the fertility medications. You can figure out what your BMI is by searching "BMI" on the internet. Many sites will compute it for you once you enter in your current height and weight.
Adoption: Egg donors cannot be adopted. This is due to the fact that we need a full family/medical history to provide to the recipient couple.
Genetics: Egg donors must not be carriers of genetic diseases or have a history of birth defects in their immediate family.
Education: Egg donors must have a minimum of a high school diploma or GED to participate. College educated donors are highly desired by most recipient couples.

There are no exceptions to these criteria for anonymous egg donation.
If you meet all the above, please complete our egg donation form.

Pre-Qualification Form to Donate Eggs

Name:
Address:
City:
State:
Zip Code:
Phone:
Email:
Age:
Height:
Weight:
Race::
Do you smoke, ever smoked, when did you quit if you did?
Are you adopted?
Does anyone in your family have a chromosomal abnormality?
Do you have both of your ovaries?
Have you ever had any children?
Highest level of education?
Are you more than 25 pounds overweight?
Comments

Any follow-up or questions you may have,
need to be directed to the fertility center.