We appreciate your interest and invite you to explore our international Donor Egg IVF program. The strength of any Donor Egg IVF program lies in three key areas:

• Superior level of clinical care provided by expert physicians and staff;
• Diverse range of quality, immediately-available donors;
• Outstanding success rates.

Here at GIVF, we combine excellence in each of these three areas to offer the finest Donor Egg treatment available anywhere.  You will also find the largest, immediately available pool of highly-screened donors in the US and the ability to begin treatment immediately, regardless of whether you live locally or abroad.  Our in-house concierge is available to help out-of-town patients with travel arrangements. 

Donor Egg IVF opens up a world of possibilities and new hope for those who have struggled to conceive.  Our Donor Egg IVF program is among the most comprehensive and successful in the nation.  In addition to impressive success rates, we give patients maximum control over every aspect of their treatment, including donor selection, financial options, and pace of treatment.

Since our inception in 1984, the Genetics & IVF Institute has helped thousands of couples from around the world realize their dream of having a baby.  It is our sincere wish that you will be our next success story. To contact us, click here. 

Who is a candidate for Donor Egg IVF?

Donor Egg IVF can be a viable option for those who have struggled with traditional IVF or are over 40 years old and trying to conceive. Using donor eggs overcomes the problem of decreased egg quality and/or quantity due to age or to other medical conditions.  It allows many women who are unable to become pregnant with their own eggs to become pregnant very easily. 

Donor Egg IVF is a very simple process.

Donor Egg IVF at the Genetics & IVF Institute is phenomenally successful for the vast majority of women.  GIVF accepts Donor Egg IVF patients up to age 55.   

Donor Egg IVF is a simple treatment to undergo because it is easier to do a recipient embryo transfer cycle than a typical IVF or ICSI cycle using a woman's own eggs.  Donor Egg IVF cycles normally include a match of one donor to one recipient (sole-match), or less frequently, one donor to two recipients (split-match).  Some Donor Egg IVF recipients use known donors who are usually friends or family members.  

Most patients find that the Donor Egg IVF experience is very different from IVF or ICSI using their own eggs.  Many patients seeking Donor Egg IVF have experienced frustration with IVF or ICSI and find the Donor Egg IVF process to be more simple and effective.  This is often the result when Donor Egg IVF treatment is delivered using high quality donors by an experienced clinical team.

Here at GIVF, you will be assigned a Donor Egg Coordinator who will be your single point of contact throughout your fertility treatment. Our coordinators are experienced in working with international patients and are committed to providing you with all the support and assistance you need to succeed with Donor Egg IVF.

How is GIVF different from other clinics?

We are fully aware that in choosing an egg donor, you are not just trying to achieve a pregnancy but selecting the genetic elements of your baby.  When you select the GIVF Donor Egg IVF program, you can be assured of the following:

• Our donors are rigorously screened by our in-house clinical genetics division that has 20 years of experience in genetic diagnosis and treatment. GIVF only accepts donors who meet our rigorous requirements and are of the highest personal and educational standards.
• Our certified genetic counselors are available to meet with you, review your family history and your donor's history, and answer any questions you may have about heredity.
• Extensive information is provided about all available donors to help you make the most informed choice possible.  Your patient care team is available to guide and assist you in making the right choice for your family, but the choice is ultimately yours.
• Services are provided promptly and conveniently.  For many patients, the time from an initial contact with GIVF to initiation of their Donor Egg IVF cycle can be a little as one month. Our in-house concierge is available to help out-of-town patients with travel arrangements. 
• Intake consultations may be performed at our facilities near Washington, D.C. (in Fairfax, VA) or by telephone or Skype.  Donor selection can be accomplished in person at GIVF or remotely.
• Our vast experience assures outstanding success rates for donor cycles, including both fresh and subsequent frozen embryo cycles (if pregnancy is not immediately achieved).  For more information on our success rates, click here.
• Confidentiality is absolutely upheld and never violated under any circumstances.
• Donor Egg IVF services may be combined where appropriate with other specialized or unique GIVF programs like PGD for gender selection and/or genetic disease prevention.  The Delivery Promise™ program is also available for patients seeking Donor Egg IVF treatment.

Emotional Support

GIVF is committed to providing you all the tools you need to succeed in building a family. Part of this is patient support, education, and counseling with a licensed therapist who is herself a donor egg mother. Her unique perspective of professional and personal experience lends her an insightful level of compassion that many patients find helpful. One-one-one patient support and support groups are available for individuals and couples.

Choosing a Donor Egg IVF Program

Choosing a Donor Egg IVF program is a decision with life-long implications.  That is why so many patients from around the world place their confidence in our Donor Egg IVF program.  Patients from around the world choose GIVF for this special treatment, and we are experienced in minimizing travel inconveniences and making the process as effortless as possible.

GIVF eliminates delays and administrative barriers so that patients can proceed to treatment very quickly.  Patients need not attend seminars before entering our program and in many cases can begin a treatment cycle within weeks, not months. We are generally able to meet the needs of the most discriminating patients immediately, and are often able to provide appropriate donors in highly complex and special situations.