Donating your placenta is simple, safe, and meaningful.
How It Works
Once you’ve talked it over with your doctor and your family, the rest of the process is smooth and stress-free.
Step 1: Give Your Consent
You'll be asked to sign a consent form that allows us to begin a confidential screening process.
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We'll ask a few questions about your medical history and lifestyle.
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This ensures that you qualify for the Placenta Donor Program.
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The screening is quick, respectful, and handled with full privacy.
Step 3: After Your Baby Is Born
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Once your baby is safely delivered and cared for by the labor and delivery team:
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Your placenta and umbilical cord (afterbirth) are gently removed.
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These are placed in a sterile, specialized container.
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Our trained staff securely collects and labels the donation on-site.
Step 2: Preparation for Delivery
If you qualify as a donor:
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Our Procurement Specialist will prepare a collection kit.
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This kit is shared with your obstetrical team before your scheduled C-section or Vaginal delivery
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No changes are made to your birth plan or your baby’s care.
Step 4: Transport & Healing
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Your donated placenta is:
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Carefully packaged and shipped overnight to an accredited tissue laboratory.
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Tested and processed for safety and quality.
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Used to create therapeutic allografts—life-changing treatments for:
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Burn victims
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Chronic wound patients
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Eye surgery recipients
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And more
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