Collective Surrogacy is a for-profit, full-service surrogacy agency based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It describes itself as a boutique Midwest agency, and its team is small include a handful of people, with coordinators and a business development advisor working directly with the families and surrogates in its program.
The agency was founded by Keely Seaverson, who serves as its chief executive and previously practiced as an attorney at Steven H. Snyder & Associates, a Minnesota assisted reproductive technology law firm. According to the agency, Seaverson brings 17 years of experience in surrogacy and has supported more than 1,000 parents and surrogates through their journeys. Its stated mission is not simply to build families but to "do surrogacy at its best" for surrogates and intended parents alike.
As a full-service agency, Collective Surrogacy coordinates the journey from matching through the birth, with staff coordinators acting as the ongoing point of contact for both sides of a match. The agency works with LGBTQ+ intended parents as well as other intended parents, and named coordinators are identified publicly as the people who guide each case.
Several surrogates and intended parents describe the same theme in their accounts of working with the agency: a personal, closely held relationship with named staff, including getting to know surrogates before a match and regular check-ins over the course of a journey.
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Summary: Intended parents on a third-party agency directory describe consistent warmth and proactive check-ins from named staff (Keely and Merial) throughout the journey, and recommend the agency.
Read the original on Forums (opens in a new tab)Summary: Surrogate roughly 18 months into working with the agency describes her coordinator as a consistent source of support and praises the founder as well.
Read the original on Forums (opens in a new tab)Forum, Yelp and Trustpilot entries are our short summaries of what was posted, linked to the source. Reviewer type is inferred from what each reviewer wrote.
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