GSHC Surrogacy School is in session! Read our in-house guide on the ins-and-outs of the journey.
GSHC Surrogacy School is in session! Read our in-house guide on the ins-and-outs of the journey.
Surrogates in Miami are compensated for their time, physical and emotional effort, and commitment to helping intended parents realize their dreams of parenthood. In addition to base compensation, benefits include a monthly allowance, maternity clothing allowance, housekeeping allowance, and payments for certain milestones in the surrogacy journey, such as the completion of the embryo transfer.
Total compensation will vary depending on several factors, including prior surrogacy experience, special requirements outlined in the surrogacy contract, and any unexpected medical circumstances. On average, base compensation ranges between $40,000-$85,000. For eligible surrogates with previous experience, GSHC also offers a VIP Surrogate Program, where surrogates can earn up to $120,000 in compensation, plus benefits.
Surrogates in Miami must meet certain requirements to help ensure the safety and well-being of both the surrogate and the baby. At GSHC, we carefully consider various factors — including age, physical and mental health, financial and living situation, previous pregnancies and C-sections, and overall lifestyle — to create a smooth, fulfilling experience for everyone involved.
Do you live in Miami, Hollywood, Miramar, Homestead, or anywhere else in the area? Do you dream of helping someone grow their family? The path of surrogacy may be your calling. Connect today with GSHC and answer the call to become a surrogate.
If you’re seeking a surrogate in Miami or the surrounding area, the knowledgeable and compassionate experts at GSHC are here to help. As a surrogacy-friendly state, Florida laws are designed to protect all involved parties during the surrogacy journey, and our team is here to help you navigate each stage of your path to parenthood.
Surrogacy costs will vary depending on a range of factors, including legal fees, insurance fees, medical needs, and any specific requirements detailed in the surrogacy contract. The team at GSHC provides fair, transparent pricing that accurately reflects the time and effort involved on the surrogate’s part, and we’ll work closely with you to ensure you’re comfortable with the compensation breakdown.
The surrogacy process in Miami typically involves several key steps:
We take great care in matching surrogates with intended parents, assessing both parties’ lifestyles, personalities, values, and specific needs and preferences. We believe a harmonious match is a critical component of a rewarding surrogacy experience.
After surrogates and intended parents have been matched, the legal and medical processes can begin. Medical processes will include all necessary screenings and evaluations to check for communicable diseases, hormone levels, and more.
During the legal process, the surrogate will review the surrogacy contract with her own attorney and suggest any changes they want to make. Once the contract is agreed upon and signed by all parties, the surrogate can begin taking specialized medications to help her body prepare for the embryo transfer. After this, a fertility doctor will transfer the embryo(s) to the surrogate’s uterus. After this quick, painless procedure, the surrogate can return home to rest for the remainder of the day.
About two weeks after the embryo transfer, the surrogate will take a pregnancy blood test. After eight weeks of pregnancy, the surrogate can begin weaning off fertility medications. After 10 weeks, the surrogate will stop seeing the fertility doctor and begin seeing an OB/GYN of her choice.
The surrogate will also choose the hospital in which to deliver the baby. The intended parents will typically be present during delivery, and the surrogate will have some time to hold the baby before the intended parents take their new child home with them.
