What Makes the SPS Matching Process So Successful?
Whether you’re considering becoming a surrogate or you’re a hopeful intended parent (IP), one of the most important parts of the surrogacy journey is the matching process. This is when surrogates and IPs meet to see if the relationship feels like the right fit. Because so many factors go into finding the best match, many […]
7 Key Things to Look for in a Surrogacy Agency
Surrogacy is a life-changing experience, and the agency you choose will be your partner through every step. Whether you’re hoping to become a surrogate or are looking to grow your family through surrogacy, finding a trustworthy, experienced agency is one of the most important decisions you’ll make. A great surrogacy agency doesn’t just manage logistics—they […]
A Step-By-Step Guide to Becoming a Surrogate in Las Vegas
Are you considering becoming a surrogate in Las Vegas? If so, you’ll have access to great fertility clinics and maternity hospitals. Plus, Nevada has clearly defined legal protections for gestational surrogacy, making the surrogacy process legally secure for both gestational surrogates and intended parents. Read on to learn how to become a surrogate in Las Vegas! […]
Caring for Your Mental Health During Surrogacy
At SPS, we know that surrogacy is more than a physical journey; it’s an emotional one, too. That’s why mental health support has always been a cornerstone of the care we provide to both surrogates and intended parents. From the very beginning—starting at the match meeting and continuing through postpartum—our licensed mental health professionals are […]
Placenta Encapsulation: What Surrogates Should Know
Here at Surrogate Parenting Services (SPS), we care deeply about supporting your health and well-being through every stage of the surrogacy journey—including the postpartum period. You may have heard of placenta encapsulation—a postpartum wellness trend where the placenta is turned into capsules and taken after delivery. Some women say it helps them feel more balanced, […]
How Surrogacy Has Evolved Over the Past Three Decades
As we celebrate our 35th anniversary at SPS, it’s amazing to reflect on how far surrogacy has come since our founding in 1990. Today, surrogacy is more hopeful, supportive, and successful for intended parents and surrogates alike. Read on to learn about the remarkable changes we’ve witnessed over the past three and a half decades! Improved […]
Celebrating 35 Years of Surrogate Parenting Services
This March, we’re thrilled to celebrate a remarkable milestone—35 years of Surrogate Parenting Services (SPS)! For more than three decades, we have been dedicated to making dreams of parenthood come true, and we’re incredibly proud of the journey that has brought us here. As we reflect on our journey, we want to share the story […]
What to Expect from Your SPS Case Manager
What to Expect from Your SPS Case Manager At Surrogate Parenting Services (SPS), we understand that the surrogacy journey is a unique and deeply personal experience. That’s why we provide each surrogate and intended parent with a dedicated case manager, who serves as your personal guide and advocate throughout the entire process. Let’s explore what […]
The Legal Process: What Surrogates and Intended Parents Can Expect
The Legal Process: What Surrogates and Intended Parents Can Expect Embarking on a surrogacy journey is an exciting process, but it comes with important legal considerations. At Surrogate Parenting Services (SPS), we know how crucial it is for both intended parents (IPs) and surrogates—also known as gestational carriers (GCs)—to understand the legal side of surrogacy. To give you some […]
How to Explain Your Decision to Be a Surrogate to Friends and Family
Becoming a surrogate is a profound and selfless decision that can sometimes be challenging to explain to loved ones. At Surrogate Parenting Services (SPS), we understand the importance of having a strong support system throughout your surrogacy journey. Here’s how you can effectively communicate your choice to be a surrogate to friends and family. Understanding […]
