Egg donor coordination may be part of an IVF or surrogacy journey when intended parents need donor eggs to create embryos. This can be connected to medical recommendations, age-related fertility factors, genetic considerations, same-sex family-building, single parenthood, or other personal circumstances reviewed with a clinic.
In Loom’s Colombia and Mexico pathways, egg donation is coordinated as anonymous donation. The donor’s identity is not shared as part of the standard process, and clinics and attorneys confirm the consent, privacy, medical screening, and documentation requirements for each case.
Donor search support
We coordinate with donor resources and help intended parents stay organized while reviewing donor options, availability, and next steps.
Clinic screening
We coordinate communication around medical screening, retrieval timing, laboratory steps, embryo creation, and clinic documentation.
Legal documentation
We coordinate attorney introductions and document tracking so donor agreements and consent requirements can be reviewed by qualified professionals.
What intended parents should ask
- What donor information is available for review?
- What medical screening and genetic screening does the clinic require?
- How is donor anonymity documented?
- What consent forms and legal documents are required?
- How does the donor timeline connect to embryo creation and surrogacy planning?