Providers

The donation process begins with the donor registering on our platform. During registration, basic personal information, health history, and medical eligibility are collected. We also provide educational materials to ensure the donor understands the process and can make an informed decision.

After registration, we conduct a screening to confirm the donor meets medical and legal requirements. This may include additional health assessments or screenings. Once eligibility is confirmed, the donor signs an informed consent form, agreeing to the donation and acknowledging their understanding of the types of tissue donated, potential uses, and associated risks.

Trained medical professionals collect the designated birth tissue at the time of delivery. The tissue is then transported to a processing facility where it is preserved in optimal conditions to maintain its quality for future use.

Once processed, the tissue is stored under cryogenic conditions (frozen) to preserve its viability. As a provider, we ensure the tissue is stored or distributed according to regulatory standards. The tissue may be used in medical research, stem cell therapies, or regenerative medicine.

Donated placental tissue is a valuable resource used for transplants, scientific research, the development of new therapies, and medical education. Researchers study this tissue to explore human biology, including stem cell behavior, tissue repair, and disease processes. The main objective is to use placental-derived materials in regenerative medicine, wound healing, and various clinical treatments.

Our commitment continues after the donation. Donors are also updated on how their tissue is being used, while ensuring their privacy and rights are respected. We are always available to address any questions or concerns throughout the process. Some programs may additionally offer resources for donors who wish to stay informed about discoveries in medical science or participate in future donation opportunities.