For all with special fertility needs: Welcome

We know your journey to have the family of your dreams has probably been more challenging than for many others. Welcome.

We know how long it has taken our culture to expand its boundaries of acceptance and revise its narrow definitions of family—and how to create one. Welcome.

Whether you are a same-sex couple who has longed for a family but couldn’t find the kind of help and sensitivity you wanted, or you are a heterosexual couple who face medical conditions that lead you to consider third-party parenting support, welcome to RSC.

RSC – Years of Experience in Third-Party Parenting

Egg donation, surrogacy, gestational carrier, embryo donation – all have become accepted means to treating special fertility challenges. Yet many couples hesitate to pursue third-party parenting because it is a newer and more complicated process than conventional conception and birth. RSC understands this and pledges its support through the process, from providing referrals for the best agencies for donors, surrogates, and gestational carriers, legal and psychological support, and coordinating the finest care for all involved.

About RSC - Breaking Barriers, Creating Families

RSC offers unmatched expertise with the extraordinary challenges and procedures of third-party parenting. For more than fifteen years, RSC has brought greater ease to hundreds of families—of all cultural, ethnic, and sexual orientations—and helped them overcome the emotional and medical obstacles to having their own children to love.
 
* RSC doctors realize the physiological and psychological concerns of all prospective parents are pretty much the same. RSC considers procreation a natural human desire and parenting a fulfilling spiritual experience for everyone.

* The June 2008 California Supreme Court decision to allow gay couples to marry only strengthened RSC’s commitment to provide the finest fertility care available to gay and lesbian families from California and abroad.

* RSC agrees with the American Society for Reproductive Medicine ethics committee’s statement that it is their “ethical duty to treat single persons and gay and lesbian couples equally with married couples... we find no sound ethical basis for licensed professionals to deny reproductive services to unmarried or homosexual persons.”

RSC will help you determine the best way for you to achieve pregnancy with third-party support through:

•    Egg donation
•    Sperm donation
•    Surrogacy
•    Gestational carriers

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