Can I Start Surrogacy If I Already Have Embryos?

Yes. If you already have embryos, you can begin discussing surrogate matching and the coordination your journey may require. Your clinic will confirm the medical requirements and whether additional preparation is needed.

What Should I Share First?

For an initial conversation, let Westwood know:

• Which clinic stores your embryos

• Whether you plan to continue with that clinic

• Whether you have already discussed surrogacy with your doctor

• Your preferred timeline

Detailed medical records should be shared through the process your clinic requests.

Can I Keep My Current Clinic?

Tell us which clinic you work with so we can discuss coordination with its team.

If you are considering a different clinic, confirm its embryo acceptance and record requirements before arranging any shipment.

Does Having Embryos Mean We Can Transfer Immediately?

No. Surrogate matching, clinic-required screening, legal preparation, and other requirements still need to be addressed.

Having embryos is a starting point; your clinic determines whether and when a transfer can proceed.

How Does Westwood Help?

Westwood helps coordinate profile introductions, communication with your clinic, and follow-up on the steps needed to move forward.