Northeast Assisted Fertility Group egg donation and surrogacy
Northeast Assisted Fertility Group Egg Donation and Surrogacy
With over 20 years of experience, Northeast Assisted Fertility Group is a highly regarded egg donor and surrogacy program, offering a boutique, full-service approach that brings together caring women and hopeful parents from all walks of life. Whether you’re looking to build a family or give the extraordinary gift of helping someone else grow theirs, we provide expert guidance, clear communication, and deeply personalized support to ensure you feel seen, cared for, and empowered.
Please know that NAFG is not a fertility clinic and performs no medical services. However, we have long-established relationships with leading fertility and IVF clinics in the United States. We work with your own fertility clinic or help you find the best one for your needs.
Whether you’re ready to grow your family or give the incredible gift of helping someone else grow theirs, Northeast Assisted Fertility Group offers dedicated, around-the-clock support and specialized coordination tailored to every approach. Discover the services that make us a trusted leader in egg donation and surrogacy.
Since 2006, Northeast Assisted Fertility Group has supported egg donors, donor egg recipients, surrogates, and intended parents through a deeply personalized, discreet, and compassionate approach. As a boutique, upscale agency, we’re known for our exceptional egg donors and surrogates, skilled matchmaking, and hands-on guidance at every stage of the third-party reproduction journey. With a strong presence across the East Coast and beyond, plus valued partnerships with leading IVF clinics and reproductive law professionals nationwide, we ensure your unique journey is safe and professionally managed from start to finish.
Our egg donors receive $15,000 for a first donation and $18,000 or more for subsequent donations, with all related expenses paid in full. Through our customized Takes3 egg donor program, you’ll be supported at each step and matched with care.
Our surrogates receive a base fee of $75,000–$85,000, plus additional compensation and reimbursement for lost wages, child care, housekeeping support, maternity clothes and travel. All medical costs are covered and no gestational carrier with NAFG has any payment obligations whatsoever. We offer the most significant, industry leading compensation and benefits packages for our surrogates and are fully committed to making sure you feel informed, supported, and appreciated throughout your journey.
Choosing the right surrogacy agency is essential for a safe and carefully guided journey to parenthood. At Northeast Assisted Fertility Group, we offer over 20 years of experience and a unique approach led by legal and medical professionals. Surrogacy costs are broken down by component (no “one size fits all” package plan). We maintain a limited practice in order to assure our clients of exceptional attention and to shorten the average wait times for matching.
$15,000 for first-time egg donors, payable immediately after the retrieval of donor eggs. Previous egg donors are compensated at $18,000 and up. The compensation is paid in one lump sum.
Yes. You may be instructed to go off hormone-type birth control (such as the pill, Mirena IUD) when you are matched. But until then, it is fine to be on birth control. If you use the Depo shot, you will need to go off it a few months in advance.
No. We welcome qualified egg donor candidates from all over the United States.
Yes. The American Society for Reproductive Medicine recommends a maximum of six anonymous egg donation cycles per donor. A period of at least three months is recommended between each donation. We welcome candidates who have already donated.
Once you apply, it typically takes about two-three months to be matched with intended parents, and another two-four months for the screening and embryo transfer to take place.
If your initial surrogate questionnaire indicates a possibility of a potential match with intended parents, you will be contacted by one of our staff. We will gather supplemental materials, most importantly the medical records from your previous pregnanc(ies) and deliver(ies). The records will be reviewed by a clinician for approval. You will then speak with our gestational carrier coordinator (who is an experienced fertility nurse). We will consider possible matches and once we have a potential fit, we will all have a phone and/or video conference to see if this potential match feels right for everyone. Then, the medical screening takes place at the intended parents’ IVF clinic (usually in the Northeast) and it is often done in one day; all your travel costs would be covered in advance), and you would begin the treatment to prepare your uterus for pregnancy. You would need to make one more two-three day trip for the embryo transfer when you are ready (often this is about six-eight weeks after the onsite screening occurs). The prenatal care and birth take place in or close to your home town with your own doctors.
Everyone has a unique and special situation. We at Northeast Assisted Fertility Group (NAFG) need to hear your story in great detail so we can discuss the options available to you. This consultation is most often done via video conference. Your schedule and plan will be customized to fit your needs. We believe in everyone’s right to have a child, and welcome people of any age, marital status, or sexual orientation.
Our main office is located in Greenwich, CT but you do not need to live near one of our locations to work with us. Our egg donors and surrogates come from all over the United States, and donor egg recipients and intended parents can be located anywhere in the world.
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Whether you’re applying to become an egg donor or surrogate and want to see if you qualify, or you’re a donor egg recipient or intended parent exploring your family-building options, we’re here to provide knowledgeable guidance, dedicated care, and a truly personalized experience.
Whether you’re applying to become an egg donor or surrogate and want to see if you qualify, or you’re a donor egg recipient or intended parent exploring your family-building options, we’re here to provide knowledgeable guidance, dedicated care, and a truly personalized experience, from your first conversation to the final milestone.
