Surrogacy4All is a leading global surrogacy and egg donation agency, offering personalized, physician-guided, affordable services since 2008. We offer American standard IVF services overseas for only $49,000, the lowest worldwide cost, as well as similar services in the USA for $120,000+. Our practice was set up in 2008 and is fully insured and licensed by the State of New York.
At present, our medical practice www.PatientsMedical.com in New York, near Mt. Sinai Hospital in NYC, continues to provide reproductive medicine support to Intended Parents looking for non-donor options for medical issues.
We provide surrogacy services under www.surrogacy4all.com and egg donation services under www.IndianEggDonors.com.
Surrogacy4All provides the following inclusive hiring information to all applicants that will receive the pay and benefits as summarized below:
Job Type: Full-time
Salary: $40,000.00 – $60,000.00 per year + Bonuses.
Benefits
Provides an elevated level of customer service while serving as the primary point of contact for intended parents, surrogates, and egg donors throughout their surrogacy journey.
Collaborates and coordinates across our interdisciplinary teams and with our partners to facilitate the smoothest possible experience for our clients.
We are looking for an individual to help coordinate the USA surrogate and egg donor recruitment efforts. Prefer a candidate with over 5 years of related experience in a surrogacy agency and comfortable working with the LGBT community.
We you have been a surrogate, or would like to be a surrogate, we welcome hearing from you also.
Also, will be deeply involved in recruiting and managing surrogate .
Under direct supervision, the Front Desk Coordinator performs front-end Practice duties. Meets and greets patients, guests, visitors, vendors, and staff with exceptional customer service. Arrives all outpatients in eClinicalWorks, schedules tests and collects copayments for services.
• Arrives all patients for their outpatient appointments via the eClinicalWorks system. During the check-in process, ensures full registration in eClinicalWorks is verified and that all appointment pre-requisites have been met. Updates any changes in Epic and copies insurance card and ID. Conducts HIPAA and AOB assessments for all new patients and ensures signatures are on file. Brings any issues with incomplete registrations or issues to management’s attention.
• Collects all payments, including copayments and fee-for-service payments. Accurately reconciles daily cash drawer and submits to management.
• Upon check-out, schedules all follow-up appointments and diagnostic testing. Refers to physician notes and orders placed. Communicates with the assistants and/or pre-auth coordinator with tests that require authorization.
• Reconciles all practice appointments at the end of the day for all patients that did not arrive and updates appropriate status in eClinicalWorks.
• In preparation for the next day’s clinic, prints medication lists for all patients and prints exam room schedule for the next day.
• Open practice in a timely manner, making sure all lights and equipment are turned on and functioning. Maintains general cleanliness and neatness of personal work area and patient waiting area.
• Assists in maintaining efficiency in our overall front end practice operations; is initiative-taking in identifying issues that could deter the clinic flow and helps to facilitate them. Communicates routinely and efficiently with provider and clinical techs on all pertinent patient matters that could delay the patient’s visit. Assists doctors with special requests as needed in relation to maintaining practice flow and patient care.
• Helps ship supplements and fill supplement orders.
• Performs other related duties as assigned.
Degree in business, healthcare, or related discipline.
Performs patient care under the physician’s/nurse’s direct supervision. Duties include, but are not limited to, preparing patients for physicians, administering, obtaining, and recording diagnostic laboratory test results.
Helps ship supplements and fil supplement orders. Performs other related duties as assigned.
College degree
Excellent Phlebotomy Skills
Transform Lives. Receive Expert Support. Earn Generously.
Welcome to Surrogacy4All: Where Miracles Begin
Becoming a surrogate is one of the most selfless, powerful, and life-changing gifts you can give. At Surrogacy4All, we honor and celebrate your choice to help build families. Whether you’re helping a couple who’s struggled with infertility or a same-sex family dreaming of parenthood, your journey with us is valued, supported, and truly extraordinary.
Founded in 2006, Surrogacy4All is a physician-led surrogacy agency licensed in the United States. Our mission is to create families through surrogacy while ensuring that every surrogate feels protected, cared for, and empowered.
Highest Compensation in the Industry: Surrogates working with Surrogacy4All receive between $45,000 and $85,000 USD depending on experience, location, and number of prior journeys.
Physician-Managed Care: Unlike most agencies, we are led by licensed physicians. This means your care is not just coordinated but medically supervised throughout the journey—from screenings to delivery.
Emotional & Psychological Support: Our licensed therapists provide support before, during, and after birth. You also have access to doula care, surrogate support circles, and 24/7 check-ins.
Legal Protection & Transparency: Every surrogate receives independent legal counsel (paid for by us). Contracts are transparent, and you’re protected throughout the process.
Immediate Matching with Intended Parents: We have Intended Parents ready to match—no long waitlists or delays. You’ll have the power to choose who you work with.
Personal Concierge & Coordinator: You’ll be assigned a Case Manager to help with every detail—from OB appointments to grocery support. You’ll never feel alone.
USA Compensation (Typical Range):
Base pay: $45,000 – $85,000+
Monthly wellness stipends
Maternity clothing allowance
Paid childcare, travel, and lost wages
Performance bonuses (starting meds, heartbeat, birth)
Apply Online: Complete our secure form to begin your journey.
Medical & Background Screening: We review your health history, lifestyle, and previous pregnancy outcomes.
Psychological Evaluation: Meet with our licensed mental health professionals.
Matching: Get paired with Intended Parents based on your preferences.
Legal Contracts: Draft and sign agreements with your own attorney.
IVF and Embryo Transfer: Begin the medical cycle and embryo transfer.
Pregnancy & Support: Receive physician-supervised care, counseling, and doula access.
Delivery & Aftercare: Give the gift of life. We support you beyond the birth.
We welcome surrogate applicants from across the United States who meet the following:
Age: 21 to 38 years old
Have had at least one healthy pregnancy and delivery
Non-smoker, drug-free, and healthy lifestyle
BMI between 19 and 29
U.S. citizen or permanent resident
No major complications in prior pregnancies
Stable home environment and reliable transportation
We’re more than just a surrogacy agency—we’re a surrogate-first family.
Unlike many agencies that are business or law firm-run, Surrogacy4All is a physician-led program through Patients Medical. This means your well-being isn’t an afterthought—it’s the priority. We offer:
In-house psychological counseling up to 12 sessions
Doula support before, during, and after labor
Post-birth closure care and recovery package
Multilingual case managers for diverse surrogate communities
Digital surrogate portal to track payments, appointments, and resources
Welcome package + Completion gift
24/7 emergency support line
Case Study: Maria’s Journey
“I had always wanted to be a surrogate but was nervous about the medical side. The fact that Surrogacy4All is physician-managed gave me immediate peace of mind. They walked me through every step. I had a doula, weekly mental health support, and even my own concierge for appointments. I felt like I had a whole team cheering me on. The moment I handed the baby to his dads and saw their tears—I knew I’d changed lives. And Surrogacy4All changed mine too.”
— Maria G., Surrogate from Florida
There are families waiting to be matched. You could be the miracle they’ve been hoping for.
You can email your interest to jessica@surrogacy4all.com or start the process online.
Questions? Call (212) 661-7673
Become a Surrogate Mother: The Complete Guide to Helping Others Become Parents
Are you considering becoming a surrogate mother and helping someone create a family? Gestational surrogacy offers a beautiful opportunity to make a profound impact on the lives of intended parents while also providing personal rewards and benefits. Surrogacy is a process that allows women who are unable to carry a pregnancy to have biological children with the help of a gestational surrogate. This article will walk you through everything you need to know about the surrogacy process, the benefits, requirements, and how you can start your journey to becoming a surrogate.
Surrogates can earn a base compensation ranging from $35,000 to $70,000, with first-time surrogates typically making $55,000 to $65,000 or more, depending on location and insurance. In addition to base pay, surrogates also receive monthly allowances, coverage for lost wages, housekeeping assistance, and other benefits like insurance and gifts. Each surrogate receives a customized benefits package tailored to her and her family’s needs, ensuring fair compensation throughout the process.
Gestational surrogacy is a process in which a woman (the surrogate mother) carries and delivers a baby for another individual or couple. The surrogate is not biologically related to the baby, as the embryo is created using the eggs and sperm of the intended parents or donors. This type of surrogacy is most commonly used by couples who are unable to conceive on their own due to medical conditions, age, or other factors.
As a gestational surrogate, you will undergo in vitro fertilization (IVF) procedures to implant the embryo. The pregnancy is carried by you, and you will give birth to the child, but you will not have any genetic connection to the baby.
If you are interested in becoming a surrogate mother, there are certain surrogate requirements that must be met to ensure you are physically, emotionally, and psychologically ready for the process. While each surrogacy agency may have specific criteria, the basic requirements generally include:
Age: Most surrogacy agencies require that surrogates be between the ages of 21 and 40. This is to ensure that your body is physically capable of carrying a pregnancy.
Health: You should be in good overall health, without chronic conditions that could impact your pregnancy. Surrogacy agencies typically require a full medical evaluation to ensure you are fit to carry a pregnancy.
Previous Childbirth Experience: Many agencies prefer surrogates who have previously given birth to a child. This ensures that you understand the physical and emotional aspects of pregnancy and childbirth.
Non-Smoker: Most surrogacy agencies require that you are a non-smoker or that you have not smoked for a certain period of time.
Stable Home Environment: A stable home environment is essential for your own health and the health of the baby. Agencies typically look for surrogates who have a supportive family structure.
Psychological Screening: Surrogates undergo psychological assessments to ensure they are emotionally prepared for the surrogacy journey. You should have the emotional stability to navigate the challenges that can arise during the process.
One of the most frequently asked questions about becoming a surrogate is about surrogate compensation. Surrogate mothers are compensated for their time, effort, and commitment to the surrogacy process. The payment varies depending on location, agency, and experience.
In general, the surrogate pay includes a base payment, along with additional compensation for things like medical expenses, legal fees, and travel costs. For example, surrogates can receive compensation for each pregnancy and delivery, in addition to extra payments for multiple births, such as twins or triplets.
Surrogates can also receive benefits such as:
Medical coverage: Surrogates typically have their medical costs related to the pregnancy covered by the intended parents, including prenatal care, hospital bills, and delivery costs.
Psychological support: Surrogacy agencies often provide counseling services to ensure that you have the emotional support you need during the process.
Travel expenses: If you need to travel for fertility treatments or to deliver the baby, those costs are typically covered by the intended parents or agency.
Becoming a gestational surrogate involves several steps. Below is an outline of the typical surrogacy process:
Initial Application: The first step is to apply with a surrogacy agency. You will submit an application that includes basic information about your health, lifestyle, and previous pregnancies. This helps the agency assess whether you meet the eligibility criteria.
Screening and Evaluation: If you meet the initial criteria, you will undergo a comprehensive screening process. This typically includes medical evaluations, psychological assessments, background checks, and interviews to ensure you are physically and emotionally prepared to become a surrogate mother.
Matching with Intended Parents: Once you are approved, the agency will match you with intended parents who are seeking a surrogate. You will meet with the intended parents to discuss expectations, communication preferences, and any other important details. This is a crucial step in building a relationship based on trust and mutual understanding.
Medical Procedures: The next step involves undergoing fertility treatments to prepare for IVF. You will receive hormonal treatments to synchronize your cycle with that of the egg donor (if applicable) and the intended parents. Once your body is ready, the embryo is implanted through an IVF procedure.
Pregnancy and Monitoring: After the embryo transfer, you will be monitored closely to ensure the pregnancy is progressing smoothly. You will have regular check-ups with your doctor to monitor the health of both you and the baby.
Delivery: Once you reach full term, you will give birth to the baby, usually through a planned cesarean section or vaginal delivery. After delivery, the baby is handed over to the intended parents, and your surrogacy journey comes to an end.
While the surrogacy journey can be rewarding, it can also be emotionally challenging. It is essential to have strong emotional and psychological support throughout the process. Many surrogacy agencies provide counseling and support groups for surrogates to help them navigate any emotional hurdles.
Surrogates often build strong bonds with the intended parents, and it’s not uncommon for these relationships to extend after the baby is born. However, it’s important to set clear emotional boundaries and expectations before beginning the process.
One of the most significant aspects of modern surrogacy is the ability to help a diverse range of families, including LGBTQ+ surrogacy. Surrogacy offers an option for same-sex couples and individuals to create a family when biological reproduction is not an option. If you are an LGBTQ+ individual or couple looking for a surrogate, you’ll find that many agencies offer tailored services to meet your needs.
As a surrogate, you can feel proud knowing that you are helping LGBTQ+ couples build the families they’ve always dreamed of.
Becoming a surrogate mother is an incredible experience that allows you to make a lasting impact on the lives of others. Some of the reasons women choose to become surrogates include:
Helping others become parents: The primary motivation for many surrogates is the desire to help others have children, especially those who cannot conceive on their own.
Personal fulfillment: Many surrogates feel a sense of personal fulfillment knowing that they are making a significant difference in someone’s life.
Financial compensation: In addition to the emotional rewards, surrogate compensation can be a motivating factor. Surrogacy can provide financial stability, especially if you are able to balance it with other aspects of your life.
Becoming part of a supportive community: Surrogates often develop close relationships with intended parents and other surrogates, creating a community of support and shared experiences.
If you’re ready to begin your surrogate journey, the first step is to contact a reputable surrogacy agency. The agency will guide you through the entire process, from your initial application to the birth of the baby. They will help you find the right intended parents, provide medical and psychological support, and ensure that you are compensated fairly for your time and effort.
Becoming a surrogate mother is a profound way to help others create the family they’ve always dreamed of. With proper medical care, emotional support, and fair surrogate compensation, you can experience the joy of giving life to a new family while also receiving valuable benefits. If you’re ready to begin the process, reach out to us today at 1-212-661-7177 or write to resumes@surrogacy4all.com and start your journey toward making a lasting difference.
On going openings. Please see our section under “Be an Egg Donor” for details.
Egg Donors are compensated $5,000 to $15,000 for their donation. You can donate up to six times.
In addition to compensation, all Egg Donor expenses are paid, including:
Learn more about the frozen Egg Donor program at Surrogacy4all.com
Becoming an egg donor is a powerful way to make a real difference in someone’s life. If you meet the qualifications and are ready to embark on this life-changing journey, we encourage you to apply today. The application process is simple and can be completed in just 15 minutes. Don’t wait—help a family in need and receive generous compensation for your time and effort.
Apply to become an egg donor now!
Are you interested in becoming an egg donor? Egg donation is a compassionate and impactful way to help others create their family, and it offers generous compensation and benefits in return. At Surrogacy4All, we offer a simple, safe, and supportive process for egg donors, ensuring that you feel valued every step of the way.
By donating your eggs, you can help families who struggle with infertility. Whether you’re donating for a gay couple, a single parent, or a heterosexual couple seeking to expand their family, you’ll make a significant difference in someone’s life. If you’re ready to learn about becoming an egg donor in the USA, read on to understand the process, benefits, and compensation you can expect.
Egg donation is a medical procedure where a healthy woman donates some of her eggs to help others achieve pregnancy through in vitro fertilization (IVF). Donated eggs are fertilized with sperm from the intended father or a sperm donor, and the embryo is then implanted in a woman’s uterus to carry the pregnancy. Egg donors provide the gift of fertility to those who cannot conceive on their own due to various reasons such as age, medical conditions, or genetic disorders.
To donate eggs in the USA, there are specific eligibility criteria that you must meet:
Age Range: Typically, egg donors should be between 21 and 29 years old. This age range is considered optimal for producing high-quality eggs.
Good Health: Donors must be in good physical and mental health. You should not have any significant medical conditions, such as heart disease, diabetes, or mental health disorders.
Non-Smoker: Most agencies require that you do not smoke or use recreational drugs. Smoking can impact the quality of your eggs and reduce your eligibility.
No History of Genetic Disorders: A detailed family medical history will be required to ensure that you do not have any inherited genetic conditions that could affect the child.
Emotional Readiness: Donors should be mentally prepared for the emotional aspects of egg donation. The process can be physically demanding, and the psychological evaluation ensures that you are ready for this journey.
Becoming an egg donor not only helps others but also provides you with significant benefits. Here are just a few of the advantages:
Compensation: Egg donors are financially compensated for their time, effort, and the potential risks associated with egg retrieval. Compensation ranges from $7,000 to $15,000 per cycle, depending on the clinic and donor profile.
Travel and Medical Expenses: All expenses, including travel and medical procedures, are covered by the intended parents. You’ll also receive reimbursement for any lost wages during the process.
Free Fertility Evaluation: As part of the egg donation process, you’ll receive a free fertility evaluation. This can provide valuable insights into your reproductive health.
Flexible Commitment: The egg donation process is relatively short, usually taking about 6-8 weeks from start to finish, including screening, stimulation cycles, and the egg retrieval process.
Emotional Reward: There’s no greater reward than knowing that your donation can help create a family. Many egg donors feel a deep sense of satisfaction knowing they have helped others bring a new life into the world.
The egg donation process is straightforward and designed to ensure that you are well cared for throughout the entire journey. Here’s a step-by-step guide to what you can expect:
Once you apply to become an egg donor, you will go through a thorough screening process. This includes a detailed medical and psychological evaluation, as well as genetic testing and a background check. These screenings ensure that you meet all the necessary health and emotional criteria for donation.
If you pass the screening process, you will be matched with intended parents based on specific criteria, such as genetic background, personality, and physical characteristics. The matching process ensures that the intended parents are comfortable with the donor’s profile and that you are a good fit for their needs.
Once matched, you will undergo fertility treatments to prepare your ovaries for egg retrieval. This typically involves daily hormone injections to stimulate your ovaries to produce multiple eggs. You’ll be monitored with regular visits to the clinic for blood tests and ultrasounds to track your response to the medication.
Becoming an egg donor is a powerful way to make a real difference in someone’s life. If you meet the qualifications and are ready to embark on this life-changing journey, we encourage you to apply today. The application process is simple and can be completed in just 15 minutes. Don’t wait—help a family in need and receive generous compensation for your time and effort.
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