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Egg Donation with Frozen Eggs from an Egg Bank Here at the Center for Advanced Reproductive Medicine & Fertility, we understand that the process of egg donation can be a challenging one to most patients. Given that infertility itself is often physically, emotionally, and financially stressful in general, there now emerges the added stress of choosing an egg donor that satisfies your requirements. With this in mind, we are happy to provide our patients with the widest array of opportunities and choices that enable them to comfortably and confidently select the most appropriate option that fits all of their needs and desires. As a result, in addition to the alternatives of known and anonymous (from our pool of donors or from an outside agency) egg donors, The Center now also has a program of egg donation utilizing eggs from various frozen donor egg banks. This option offers certain advantages including ready availability of eggs, convenience, and generally lower costs to patients. Guidelines for the Use of Frozen Donor Eggs Prior to deciding on the use of frozen donor eggs, you should meet with your doctor to discuss if this is a good treatment option for you, as well as with our financial administrator Renee to review the insurance issues and potential costs involved. Should you then wish to proceed with this option, our Center only works with FDA (The Food and Drug Administration) licensed egg banks for patients wishing to purchase frozen donor eggs. The patient should review the guidelines and available donors on the egg bank’s website, and then contact the bank to arrange for the purchase and transport of these eggs to our Center. Often this will simply involve you informing the bank of your intentions and that you are a patient here at the Center for Advanced Reproductive Medicine & Fertility, and they will then coordinate with our embryologists for the transportation of your eggs to our Center. Currently, The Center accepts frozen donor eggs from My Egg Bank, the Frozen Donor Egg Bank of Reproductive Biology Associates (RBA) in Atlanta, Georgia. Their contact information is: My Egg Bank Website: www.myeggbank.com Telephone Number: 1-866-537-2576 If you have any questions, or need further information, please feel free to call us at your convenience and speak to Kevin at 732-339-9300, ext 113. As always, we here at The Center look forward to helping you achieve your dreams!