Frequently Asked Questions

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Placental tissue, including the umbilical cord, is rich in natural healing properties. Once donated, it is carefully processed and may be used in a variety of advanced medical treatments to promote healing, reduce inflammation, and support tissue regeneration.

Once you consent to donate, our team coordinates directly with your hospital and care team. The birth tissue is collected only after your baby is safely delivered, with no interruption to your delivery process. Our trained recovery specialists handle everything seamlessly and respectfully.

Ideally, we recommend contacting us at least 2–4 weeks before your scheduled C-section. This allows enough time to complete the consent process and gather your medical and social history.

At this time, we are only able to accept donations from planned C-section deliveries. If your delivery circumstances change, please reach out to us, and we’ll do our best to assist you.

Yes, the process is completely safe for both you and your baby. The birth tissue is collected only after your baby has been delivered, and does not interfere with your medical care.

Absolutely. Once you consent to donate, you'll complete a short questionnaire about your medical and social history. After that, our team handles the rest. It’s a quick and straightforward process.

Yes. There is no additional surgical procedure required. We only collect a routine blood sample—similar to any standard prenatal bloodwork.

Yes, there is no cost to you or your family. All expenses related to the donation are covered by American Birth Tissue.

We partner with mothers and hospitals to turn a moment of giving into a lifetime of healing through ethical birth tissue donation.
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