IPC Surrogacy

IPC Surrogacy LLC, which operates as IPC Surrogacy, is a for-profit surrogacy coordination and facilitation service based in Montgomery, Illinois. Rather than working solely as a domestic matching agency, it coordinates IVF and surrogacy journeys for intended parents, including a cross-border program that connects families with care in Mexico as well as the United States.

The organization describes itself as intended-parent-founded, offering guidance, education and support to people pursuing surrogacy. According to material about the company, it is run by founder and chief executive Catherine Moscarello, herself an intended mother, together with her husband Joseph Adams, an attorney with his own separate law firm, who oversees the "Access IPC" technology platform and assists with exit processes. In practice this makes IPC Surrogacy a small, family-run operation rather than a large staffed agency.

Its published programs go beyond a single match. The agency says it offers a guaranteed baby program along with options covering multiple IVF cycles and multiple embryo transfers, structures intended to give families a defined path if early attempts do not result in a birth. The cross-border Mexico and U.S. program is a central part of how it works, and the agency reports that it has focused on Mexico for several years.

IPC Surrogacy works with intended parents from outside the United States and with surrogates outside the United States, which fits the international shape of its coordination model. Its fees are published rather than quoted only on inquiry, and the fee details, along with eligibility and licensing information, appear below.

Because the organization coordinates journeys across borders and works alongside outside clinics and legal counsel, prospective clients are dealing with a coordination service that assembles and manages the pieces of a surrogacy journey rather than an in-house clinical or legal provider.