For intended parents
Already have embryos or an IVF team? Yunda connects clinic requirements with surrogate screening, legal clearance, and the transfer plan. Still choosing a clinic? We help you prepare the right questions and understand how each clinic works with gestational carriers—while licensed fertility specialists make every medical decision.
You do not need to restart your fertility plan to begin a surrogacy conversation. We first document what is already in place, then identify the handoffs that still need owners.
Path 1
Keep your existing medical team when the clinic accepts gestational-carrier cases and its current requirements can be met.
Path 2
Clarify the medical services you need before comparing location, timing, communication, and third-party reproduction experience.
Clinic collaboration
Whether you bring an existing IVF clinic or are still evaluating your options, Yunda helps organize the non-medical work around the clinic’s requirements. The clinic remains responsible for medical review, treatment, and clinical decisions.
We organize available case records, confirm requested documents, and coordinate secure handoffs so the clinic can complete its own review.
We help align scheduling, local monitoring, travel, and record delivery according to the clinic’s current protocol.
We follow open questions and milestone updates across intended parents, the surrogate, the clinic, and independent professionals.
We track non-medical readiness, legal-clearance communication, logistics, and outstanding confirmations while the clinic directs medical care.
Yunda does not publish or imply a clinic ranking on this page. Each clinic confirms its own availability, services, requirements, fees, medical decisions, and reported outcomes.
Clear ownership helps prevent medical, legal, and case-management decisions from being confused or delayed.
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Coordination workflow
The exact sequence depends on your clinic and case, but these four handoffs keep the medical and non-medical work connected.
We document your clinic, embryo, donor, location, and timing status so the next team does not have to guess.
The clinic identifies the records, carrier screening, medical review, and scheduling requirements it uses for your case.
Yunda coordinates records and milestones across surrogate matching, clinic review, independent legal work, and related case planning.
We help keep appointments, documents, travel, and communication organized while the clinic directs medical care.
Follow our surrogates through checkups, appointments, and special milestones as each journey moves forward.
Ask early about time-zone communication, translated records, embryo or donor-tissue transport, local monitoring, travel, and who can receive clinical instructions.
If you still need donor eggs or embryo creation, review our donor egg and IVF planning guide before the clinic handoff.
Last updated: July 23, 2026
Reviewed by Kayla Luo, Vice President, North America
Yunda provides education, coordination, and case-management support. Yunda is not an IVF clinic, medical provider, law firm, insurance company, or escrow company. Clinics and licensed professionals make their own medical, legal, insurance, and financial determinations.
Often, yes, if the clinic currently accepts gestational-carrier cases and its requirements can be met. The clinic must confirm medical eligibility, records, screening, services, and timing.
Yunda can begin intended-parent intake and surrogate matching while coordinating with your clinic on its carrier criteria and record requirements.
Start by confirming whether you will use your own eggs, donor eggs, or existing embryos. A licensed fertility clinic will advise on treatment; Yunda can coordinate the surrounding surrogacy plan.
No. Clinics and licensed physicians make medical decisions. Yunda coordinates communication and case milestones and does not guarantee acceptance, timing, pregnancy, or outcomes.
Review CDC or SART data, then ask the clinic which patient population, egg or embryo source, cycle type, and reporting definition apply. Published rates do not predict one person’s outcome.
As early as possible—especially before surrogate medical screening—so records, clinic criteria, legal timing, travel, and transfer planning can be aligned.
Tell us whether you already have a clinic and embryos, still need to create embryos, or need help organizing the next handoffs.
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