Donor Egg Augusta, Georgia, Egg Donation Clinics

Donor Egg Augusta, Georgia - Egg Donation Services

SMFI provides egg donation for Augusta, Georgia patients, including donor egg infertility treatment for donors and recipients. Most clinics are able to compensate an egg donor for time and effort. We can contact SMFI on your behalf with this 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.

Donate Eggs Augusta, Georgia

We support the Servy Massey Fertility Institute in Augusta, GA. The center provides advanced infertility treatment, including IVF (in vitro fertilization), ICSI, Egg Donation, and various other infertility treatments.

Servy Massey Fertility Institute
888-660-4506

Augusta Location	Atlanta Location
812 Chafee Avenue Augusta, GA 30904	993-D Johnson Ferry Road Suite 360 Atlanta, GA 30342

Other Areas of The Fertility Network:

Augusta Summary Page
Comprehensive infertility services in Augusta, Georgia

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 Augusta, Georgia area.

To Donate Eggs in Augusta, Georgia
Minimum Requirements:

Please don't apply unless you meet the minimum requirements.

Age 20-28
High School diploma
Healthy height to weight body proportions (BMI)
Non-smoker
STD Free
Must know genetic family information
Willing to travel with compensation
In good general health

Pre-screen application:

PLEASE READ: This pre-screen application is longer than most pre-screen applications online, yet simple to complete. We ask the difficult questions upfront, ON A SECURE SERVER without asking your last name, SSN, phone number, mailing address, etc. This way you save time answering questions you likely know right now, rather than researching your family health history and finding out a simple question about yourself prevents you from being accepted.

Our industry is regulated by the FDA, has strong national organization guidelines, and significant pressure to provide high success rates. If you are not accepted, it does not mean you are unhealthy.