Single Parent Fertility Treatment Options
When you’re ready to have a family, we’re ready to help. The conception journey for single people will entail many of the same procedures as it does for couples. It also comes with a unique set of decisions, extra steps, and legal and financial considerations.
When a fertility clinic isn't designed to understand those pieces, they're at risk of falling through the cracks. So at Oma Fertility, they're part of your care plan, built into our internal processes, and streamlined by your care advocate.
We’re on it.
Our staff is trained in processes common in single-parent fertility care, like using donor sperm or eggs.
We coordinate with third-party services so there’s less on your to-do list.
We’re here for all single parents. We partner with LGBTQIA+ welcoming sperm donor banks and other third-party services.
Your care plan might include:
Sperm Donation
Work with a sperm bank to select the donor. After your selection, our team will help you to handle the sample. Your care advocate will guide you through every aspect of this process.
LEARN MOREEgg Donation
Work with an egg bank to select the donor. After your selection, our team will help you to handle the sample. Your care advocate will guide you through every aspect of this process.
LEARN MOREGestational Surrogacy
A surrogacy agency will help you to match with a gestational carrier. After your selection, our team will guide you through every aspect of the IVF process.
LEARN MOREGetting started
Every step of your fertility journey should be clear and smooth—including the first step. Here’s how getting started works at Oma.
Schedule intro call- 1
Talk to a care advocate and fertility doctor
Tell us about yourself in our contact form. A care advocate will reach out to talk about your goals and history (they'll be your point-person going forward). A fertility doctor will then review your goals and history with you and prescribe tests like blood work and ultrasounds. - 2
Review your care plan and costs
Once your test results come back, your doctor will propose a care plan, answer questions, and adjust if needed. A financial coordinator will detail your treatment cost, a minumum and maximum for medication (you’ll pay the pharmacy directly), and financing options. - 3
Begin treatment
We'll schedule each step of the process and coordinate with your pharmacy.