Egg Donation

New England Fertility’s egg donation program is among the largest and most successful in the Northeastern United States. That’s because we do not rely on outside agencies but actively recruit, screen, and match anonymous donors ourselves. By recruiting and carefully screening potential egg donors, according to FDA guidelines, New England Fertility provides patients with the assurance that our donors are free of physical and mental disease and are likely to produce eggs of good quality.

Reasons You May Need an Egg Donation

The four leading reasons for receiving an egg donation are:

• A decrease in ovarian function due to age or disease
• Repeated IVF failure
• Genetic conditions precluding a normal pregnancy
• Male same-sex couples or single males wishing to have a baby
  (also requires a gestational carrier)

Egg Donor Screening

Before New England Fertility accepts any woman into the egg donation program, we carefully screen each prospective egg donor according to FDA guidelines. This includes a medical screening of the egg donor candidate as well as a genetic evaluation, a psychological assessment, a personality test, and a thorough review of the prospective egg donor’s background by the New England Fertility egg donor team.

Egg Donation Wait Time

New England Fertility’s large donor pool allows us to match couples with prospective donors within one to two months of their initial visit.

More importantly, New England Fertility is there with you, each step of the way, helping to select an egg donor who is right for you and then working with you through the egg donation and implantation process, providing you with emotional and medical support. 

Egg Donor Database

View the New England Fertility Egg Donor Database >>>

Becoming a Donor

If you are interested in becoming an egg donor, please email New England Fertility at eggdonation@nefertility.com or call us at 203.325.3200.

You can also fill out the egg donor application form.

Become a Donor - Application

Egg Donor Intake

Fill in and print the form and fax it to us at 203.323.3130

To learn more about any of New England Fertility’s services, click on a link, below.

• Diagnosis & Treatment
• In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)
• Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD)
• Egg Donation
• Gestational Surrogacy
• Cryopreservation
• Egg Freezing
• Sperm Freezing
• Gender Selection
• Counseling & Wellness
• Same Sex Couples