At CHR, we understand that every family-building journey is unique. For some patients, achieving pregnancy may require the support of third-party reproductive options, including donor eggs or donated embryos. Our team is committed to providing individualized counseling, transparent information, and compassionate guidance to help each patient or couple identify the option that best fits their medical circumstances, personal values, and reproductive goals.
Donor Egg Options
CHR offers access to both fresh and frozen donor egg options, allowing patients to choose the pathway that best aligns with their timeline and treatment plan.
Fresh Egg Donor Cycles
Patients may choose to work with a fresh egg donor who undergoes ovarian stimulation and egg retrieval specifically for their cycle. This approach may allow for the retrieval of multiple fresh eggs and, depending on the case, may provide opportunities for embryo creation, embryo banking, and/or fresh or frozen embryo transfer.
Patients can review available donor profiles through our Egg Donor Connect platform on the CHR website.
Frozen Donor Eggs
CHR also offers frozen eggs from egg donors who were previously stimulated and retrieved at our clinic. These eggs are already cryopreserved and available, which may allow for a more streamlined treatment timeline.
Profiles of available frozen egg donors can also be accessed through Egg Donor Connect on the CHR website.
Donor Embryos
In addition to donor egg options, CHR may offer access to donated embryos. These embryos have been generously donated by couples or individuals who successfully completed their own family-building journey and chose to give others the opportunity to pursue pregnancy.
Because each donated embryo cohort is unique, patients interested in this option can obtain additional details - including available embryo characteristics and suitability - by contacting our office or speaking directly with their clinical coordinator.
Current available donor embryos:
DE# 1086: Day-6 blastocyst-stage embryo from egg and sperm donors (age 27 Caucasian female; Caucasian -English, Irish, Scottish- male).
DE# 1091: Day-3 cleavage-stage embryo from egg and sperm donors (age 29 Caucasian female; young Persian male).
DE# 1092: Day-6 blastocyst-stage embryo from egg donor and patient (age 24 Caucasian -Swedish, German, English- female; age 59 Caucasian -Italian, German, English- male).
DE# 1093: Day-5 blastocyst-stage embryo from egg donor and patient (age 20 Caucasian female; age 39 Caucasian -European- male).
DE# 1094: Day-3 cleavage-stage embryo from patients (age 43 Caucasian -Italian, German- female; age 39 Caucasian -European- male).
DE# 1095: Day-3 cleavage-stage embryo from egg donor and patient (age 26 Latino -Argentinian, Dominican- female, age 41 Caucasian male).
Center For Human Reproduction Reviews
Professional, knowledgeable and efficient. I would highly recommend this clinic.
Feeling hopeful again post consultation with Dr. Norbert Gleicher!
Dr. Barad was and is amazing! He was personable and took the time to get to know us and initiated an interest in our story. He was kind and compassionate. He was transparent, but gentle. Our first consultation with him was a comfortable experience. I wish I would have been able to work with him years ago when we did our first IVF cycle. He helped bring the clarity and closure I needed. I feel very grateful and privileged to get to talk with him. I believe he and his colleague are doing a great work! May God bless them!
I just had such a wonderful appointment with Dr. Gleicher. He took his time, was extremely informative and I am very hopeful. So happy to have found them.
My wife said that despite of the fact her 1st IVF at this clinic was unsuccessful, every one was exceptionally kind and made her feel very comfortable. Dr Gleicher was very detailed in his testing and helped my wife discover conditions about herself that other RE's did not. She was happy with her experience.
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Personalized Guidance
Choosing between fresh donor eggs, frozen donor eggs, or donated embryos is a deep personal decision. Our physicians and coordinators are available to help patients understand the medical, logistical, financial, and ethical considerations of each option, so they can make an informed decision with confidence.
For more information, patients may contact CHR directly or speak with their clinical coordinator to review available third-party reproduction options.