Egg Donation

Whether you want to help others or grow your own family, egg donation can provide many benefits. At Heartland Center for Reproductive Medicine, we connect qualified donors with loving families.

Learn how egg donation in Omaha, NE, can be simple and incredibly rewarding.

Benefits of Becoming an Egg Donor

Receive Constant Support

When you become an egg donor through Heartland Center for Reproductive Medicine, you become a part of our family. Our doctors and nurses will guide you through the egg donation process and provide attentive support throughout the entire journey.

Earn Compensation

When you become a donor, our fertility center will compensate you for your donation. Our donors are usually paid between $7,000 and $9,000 per successful cycle, depending on the number of times they have donated in the past.

Give the Ultimate Gift

Infertility is devastatingly common. According to the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, about 12% of couples have trouble becoming pregnant. Young women who choose to donate their eggs are very special individuals who give hopeful parents the ultimate gift—the opportunity to experience parenthood and share their lives with a child of their own.

Receiving a Donated Egg

The egg donor program at Heartland Center for Reproductive Medicine helps patients struggling with infertility to conceive children using the egg of another female. Our egg donors can help these families in a huge way with a relatively simple process. Donors are kept anonymous, and their eggs are tested to ensure they are healthy and free from genetic diseases.

Why Work with Us?

We understand that there are many agencies that coordinate egg donation, and we believe that Heartland Center for Reproductive Medicine is the very best choice because of:

Apply to Become an Egg Donor Contact Heartland Center for Reproductive Medicine

An egg donor's time, effort, and commitment can make a tremendous difference in the lives of those who are unable to conceive. If you feel strong compassion for hopeful parents and believe that you meet our donor eligibility requirements, please complete the pre-screening application and we will get back to you to discuss your eligibility.

Our Omaha, NE, team is led by board-certified reproductive endocrinologist Dr. Stephanie L.F. Gustin. Under the care of Dr. Gustin and her team of board-certified fertility specialists, every donor is in good hands.

To learn more, contact us online or call our fertility center: 

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"We are so thankful to Heartland" 5-Star Reviews from Omaha, NE, Patients

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Anna Barr

Omaha, NE

2024

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Wonderful/compassionate staff, clean and welcoming office, and very knowledgeable doctors! Highly recommend. (Special shoutout to Dr. Delaney and her team)

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David Lange

Lincoln, NE

2023

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We are so thankful to heartland and for the level of care we received from Dr. Delaney's team! We live in Lincoln, so was nice having a local office for several of the ultrasounds.

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Can I donate my eggs? ​To Be Eligible, Donors Must Be: 

Of Age

In order to donate your eggs, you must be between the ages of 21 and 30.

A Healthy Weight

To become an egg donor, you must have normal body weight and a body mass index (BMI) between 18.5 and 29.9. Check your BMI here.

A Non-Smoker

Additionally, you should not smoke or have a history of substance abuse or recreational drug use. 

In Good Health

You must have no home-produced body piercings or tattoos received within the past 12 months. Our team will analyze your medical history as well as your family's medical history.

On a Regular Cycle

To become an egg donor, you must have a regular menstrual cycle when you are not on hormonal contraception.

Curious About Your Eligibility?

​Request a Consultation

Do you possess the qualities discussed above and want to learn more about egg donation? The team at Heartland Center for Reproductive Medicine has helped candidates through the egg donation process for over 20 years. Help a family welcome a new addition through your generous contribution. Learn more about your eligibility through a consultation with one of our doctors. Contact us today or call us to request a consultation at our Omaha, NE, office:

(402) 717-4200

Heartland Center for Reproductive Medicine aids egg donors each step of the way.

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Ashley Miller

Omaha, NE

2023

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Dr. Weedin took her time explaining everything to me and my fiancé. There was never any judgement or backhanded comments. She was kind and listened to everything I had to say. She REALLY listened and I was finally able to get some answers.

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Bryn Haddix

Omaha, NE

2024

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inviting and knowledgeable staff! Definitely recommend.

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The Egg Donation Process Is Simple & Virtually Painless

Pre-Screening Application

If you are interested in becoming an egg donor, please review our eligibility criteria and complete the pre-screening application.

Complete the Pre-Screening Application Here
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Become a Donor

If it is determined that you are an ideal candidate for egg donation, you will have the chance to completely transform the lives of hopeful parents wishing to have a child.

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Monitor Your Menstrual Cycle

The process begins with the monitoring of your menstruation cycle. You will use medications designed to stimulate the ovaries to produce a number of good quality eggs. All donors are closely monitored during this stage to ensure that the amount of hormones administered is correct. 

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HCG Injection

When blood tests and ultrasound monitoring suggest that the donor’s eggs have matured, she receives a human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) injection, which maintains her progesterone levels. This is the final step in egg maturity.

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Egg Retrieval

About 36 hours later, the eggs are gently removed with an ultrasound-guided needle. Egg retrieval is a minor surgical procedure, and most women experience little to no discomfort. 

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Recovery

Egg retrieval is an outpatient procedure. After your donation, you will be fully recovered in about one to two days and your next menstrual cycle should be completely normal.

Reasons to Consider an Egg Donor

Are you an intended parent considering an egg donor? Here are some common reasons why patients choose egg donation to expand their families:
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Recurrent Pregnancy Loss

Repeated miscarriages often indicate a chromosomal issue. This often means that a woman cannot use her own eggs and should consider a donor.
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PCOS

Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is a common hormonal disorder that compromises fertility by causing enlarged ovaries, cysts in the ovaries, irregular periods, and infertility.
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Uterine Anomalies

Uterine malformations including fibroids, endometriosis, and septums can also affect fertility. If surgery is unsuccessful, many women turn to egg donation or surrogacy.
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Premature Ovarian Failure

Premature ovarian failure (also known as early menopause) can prevent young women from releasing eggs normally. Many of these women also turn to egg donation and IVF
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Older Age

As women age, the quality and quantity of their eggs begin to decline. If you are over the age of 40, an egg donor can provide the healthy egg needed for pregnancy.

An Effective Solution for Hopeful Parents

Egg donation helps thousands of families reach their dreams of parenthood every year. See how egg donation can help you add a beautiful addition your family by requesting a consultation at our Lincoln or Omaha, NE, fertility offices.

Searching for an Egg Donor? Here's Why You Should Work with Us 

Each egg donor who comes to Heartland Center for Reproductive Medicine must undergo thorough screening to ensure that their age, physical health, psychological health, genetic makeup, and egg quality meets our standards. We only allow women who possess outstanding physical and emotional health to donate.

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How Much Does Egg Donation Cost?

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Our egg donors are paid between $7,000 and $9,000 per successful cycle. Hopeful parents can also expect to pay for tests and treatment associated with the egg donation. During your consultation at our clinic, our team will review the costs of egg donation in detail.

Worried about how you will pay for egg donation? We accept financing and work with trusted third-party lenders. By outsourcing financing to trusted third parties, our clinic can do what it does best—help families grow. 

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Shanae Osborne

Omaha, NE

2023

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Everyone here was so amazing when me and my husband were trying to get pregnant with our first baby. So supportive, helpful, and friendly! They truly care. We have our first baby on the way and couldn’t be more thankful. I cannot recommend them enough!

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Lindsay Lange

Lincoln, NE

2023

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We love Heartland! Our experience was wonderful and we are eternally grateful for the attentive care and unwavering support of the staff. Special shout out to Team Delaney. The medical expertise and care plan were excellent. Even more, the emotional support, understanding, hugs, and love helped carry us through one of the most challenging times in our lives. The addition of the Lincoln location is such a blessing for us because we live in Lincoln. Thank you for everything, Heartland!!!

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Heartland Center for Reproductive Medicine

Our board certified fertility specialists offer state-of-the-art fertility treatments. An open and inclusive environment, the Heartland Center for Reproductive Medicine can address different causes of infertility and help LGBTQ couples build loving families.

Contact our practice online or call us at (402) 717-4200 to schedule a consultation.

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