Tbilisi, GeorgiaProgramme overview
Doctor-led treatment connected to agency and legal coordination
Our clinic partner leads clinical assessment, IVF treatment, embryology and embryo-transfer decisions. IVF Surrogacy Georgia remains the intended parents’ programme contact, coordinating records, surrogate preparation, communication and legal stages around the medical plan.
Clinical assessment comes first
The doctor reviews fertility history, previous treatment, laboratory results and the proposed biological-material pathway before confirming tests or treatment. An online consultation may be used for preliminary planning, but it does not replace examinations required before treatment.
IVF and embryology services
Depending on the individualized plan, clinic services may include ovarian stimulation, egg retrieval, IVF or ICSI, embryo culture, cryopreservation, storage and embryo-transfer preparation. The doctor and embryology team determine the clinically appropriate approach.
Existing frozen embryos
Before embryos are shipped, the clinic reviews creation and freezing reports, embryo details, storage information and transport compatibility. Acceptance should be confirmed before a specialist cryogenic courier is booked.
Surrogate medical pathway
The clinic determines the examinations required for a surrogate candidate, confirms medical suitability, prescribes endometrial preparation and decides whether transfer should proceed. The agency coordinates appointments and communication but does not provide medical clearance.
Pregnancy confirmation and monitoring
After transfer, the clinic schedules pregnancy testing and early ultrasound according to protocol. Ongoing prenatal care is coordinated with the relevant obstetric providers. Medical complications are handled by qualified healthcare professionals.
Clear division of responsibility
The clinic is responsible for its medical services and clinical decisions. The agency manages programme coordination and communication; the legal team handles documents within its scope. No party can guarantee implantation, pregnancy progression or live birth.
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers before you begin
Often yes. Preliminary remote review depends on the completeness, language and recency of the supplied records.
No. Testing, protocols, medical suitability and embryo-transfer decisions are made by licensed clinicians.
No. Acceptance depends on embryology records, biological-material information, freezing method, storage and transport compatibility.
The treating clinic determines the required examinations and medical suitability. Agency screening does not replace clinical clearance.
No. Embryo survival, implantation and pregnancy depend on individual biological and medical factors.
A cross-border programme also involves surrogate, legal, financial and post-birth work. The agency coordinates continuity while the clinic remains responsible for medicine.
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