Embryo Adoption

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Some have estimated that there may be as many as 5,000,000 frozen embryos stored in IVF Clinic across the United States but no one is really sure of the actual number with a range of 600,000 to 1.5 million frequently quoted.

Some couples are willing to donate their frozen embryos to recipient couples who are willing to undergo a frozen embryo transfer with these embryos.

At Rejoice Fertility we have the single-clinic largest experience with Embryo Adoption in the entire world.

All of our matching of embryo donors and recipients is currently accomplished through the efforts of three organizations: Nightlight Christian Adoptions Snowflakes Embryo Adoption Program,Embryo Adoption Services of Cedar Parkand Christian Adoption Consultants.

Patients seeking to adopt embryos will undergo an evaluation to ensure that there are no medical contraindications to Embryo Adoption (performed either here in Knoxville or with a local fertility clinic close to where they live) and then undergo their embryo transfers in Knoxville.

Most patients will only need to spend a day or two in Knoxville for their embryo transfer although those seeking to have a Natural Cycle Frozen Embryo Transfer may have to spend a bit longer in order to complete the necessary monitoring of their natural cycle.

TOP REASONS TO CHOOSE REJOICE FERTILITY FOR EMBRYO ADOPTION

1. EXPERTISE

Our embryology team has the most experience of any IVF program in the country with the thawing and care of donated embryos especially those that have been frozen for decades including several amazing outcomes such as the delivery of healthy twins after the transfer of embryos stored for 30 years!

2. EXPERIENCE

Our team has coordinated hundreds of frozen embryo transfer cycles for patients pursuing embryo adoption.

3. EXCELLENCE

All embryos are handled with the upmost care. Rejoice IVF is the only accredited IVF Program in the Greater Knoxville Area having secured this accreditation by The Joint Commission back in 2021.

4. EXPANSION

Our new state-of-the-art IVF Laboratory and clinical space will be ready in August 2024 and with many patient-friendly features such as Private Rooms for pre-transfer discussions with Dr. Gordon.

5. EMPATHY

All of us here at Rejoice Fertility believe that every embryo deserves a chance at life and that the only embryo that cannot result in a healthy baby is the embryo that you do not transfer into a patient.

Nightlight Christian Adoptions

Snowflakes Embryo Adoption Program

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Embryo Adoption Services of Cedar Park

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Christian Adoption Consultants

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why are there embryos available for adoption?

How common is Embryo Adoption?

Who are the best candidates for Embryo Adoption?

How successful is EA?

What about couples with male factor?

Can couples without a fertility problem adopt embryos?

How expensive is this treatment?

I have been matched with embryos now what do I do?

Do I need to travel to Knoxville for those tests?

Do I need to undergo a "sham" cycle with hormones?

Do I need to take Lupron?

Can I have a Natural Cycle FET?

NEDC and Rejoice Fertility

There were previous issues between Rejoice and the NEDC; however, those issues were worked out in Mediation on August 23, 2024 to the mutual benefit of all parties, and most importantly, all patients

The parties agreed that all Rejoice patients (both Dr. Keenan’s and Dr. Gordon’s) who were matched with NEDC donated embryos or had NEDC embryos on reserve as of 8/1/24 could choose to keep these embryos at Rejoice and have their future care with Dr. Gordon and the nursing and embryology team at Rejoice, OR choose to have future embryo transfers with Dr. Keenan in Powell, TN, OR choose to have their care with another NEDC affiliated clinic.

Questions and Answers

What are the next steps that I need to take?

I was recently seen as a new patient (by either Dr. Gordon or Dr. Keenan) and have yet to matched with any NEDC embryos, what are my options?

I am a Rejoice patient (previously seen by Dr. Gordon or Dr. Keenan) but have used all of my NEDC donated embryos, what are my options?

Where are my embryos now?

When will my embryos be moved if I choose to transfer my care to Dr. Keenan’s new practice?

When will embryo transfers resume?

What can I do if I have additional questions or concerns?

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