Omega Family Global has surrogates and preferred provider relationships with scores of fertility clinics, surrogacy agencies, egg banks, sperm banks, and egg and sperm donors. Read more… The post Surrogacy Agency appeared first on Omega Family Global ..read more

Omega Family Global partners with not less than twelve fertility clinics located in California and others states and we can assist you in the selection of the best IVF clinic for your needs. Read more… The post In Vitro Fertilization appeared first on Omega Family Global ..read more

Legal Services We are here to assemble your assisted reproductive technology and associated components under one umbrella, including any and all financial arrangements with other parties. We manage it for you, and see your goal to the end. Read more… The post Legal Services appeared first on Omega Family Global ..read more

We found an interesting article about Chinese couples looking for surrogacy. The article addresses many questions about health, culture and law. It is very important to understand that the decision to use a surrogate involves both, sentimental and emotional issues that intended parents need consider. It is also clear that surrogacy could be the right answer for many Chinese couples looking for a family, be it their first baby and/or a second one. We found this article http://keranews.org/post/made-usa-childless-chinese-turn-american-surrog… and we encourage you to give your opinion. All t ..read more

We found a short but powerful article related to Indian surrogate mothers and their relation with their own biological families. In America much of this type of decision-making depends on family values; but in the end, the decision usually is seen as an individual one. For intended parents, it is very important to reach the perfect mother for the perfect situation. http://www.ptinews.com/news/4626481_-Walk–for-surrogate-mothers-held-in… The post Indian Surrogate Mothers and Their Families´ Support appeared first on Omega Family Global ..read more

Objections An issue seen before in Texas, aka Roman v. Roman(link is external),  is heating up again in a Chicago court with another embryo dispute. In this most recent case, the Chicago woman is now allowed to use embryos despite the boyfriend’s desire not to procreate. What are your thoughts on this? It appears that the case matches the Roman case that went all the way to the US Supreme Court via writ, but was rejected. Read more below from the Chicago Tribune article excerpt: A Cook County judge this morning awarded custody of frozen embryos to a 42-year-old Chicago woma ..read more

Assisted Reproductive Technology Use on the Rise This is a great article from Forbes contributor, David Sable below. Apparently, he is not a fan of IVF or the numbers…Thoughts? As investors we “do the math.” In observance of National Infertility Awareness Week (NAIW), a little IVF math: The latest Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology annual report shows 61,740 babies were born from in vitro fertilization procedures performed in 2012. Since the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) reports approximately 4 million births per year, that means that between one and ..read more

According to BioNews, the report continues as follows: Lab technician Thomas Lippert, now deceased, was hired to work at the University of Utah’s Community Laboratory in 1988 until 1993, when, for reasons unknown, his employment ended. The facility was adjacent to the Reproductive Medical Technologies fertility clinic, where Mr. Lippert may also have worked. Allegations surfaced in 2013 that Mr. Lippert had inseminated one of the patients, Pamela Branum, with his own sperm after the family conducted genetic tests that showed that Branum’s husband was not the genetic father of their daught ..read more

Just because I (Frederick Gaston, Lead Counsel and Founder) practice law does not mean that I am not forever fascinated by the medical aspects of Assisted Reproduction. So, what if women did not have to resort to assisted reproduction after chemo? It looks like “freezing” their ovaries may provide women and their families other options. According to NBC News, A new approach that “freezes” the ovaries for a few months may help some young women have babies after they’ve undergone chemotherapy for cancer, researchers reported on Friday. The treatment stops the ovaries from pro ..read more

Omega Family Global realizes flawed reporting of fertility success rates can occur.  For this reason, we work with only trusted and known fertility clinics. Those of us in the fertility industry have known for some time how inconsistent the reporting of national IVF outcomes by clinics has been over the years.  With many patients relying on this information, despite warnings from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (SART), some consistency amongst reporting seems like a no brainer. For example, as reported by ..read more