Becoming a parent is one of the most essential human needs. And when that route requires medical assistance – be it through IVF and surrogacy or other infertility treatments – hope inevitably gives way to some level of confusion. This is something we have seen couples go through hundreds of times here at Ekmi Fertility. […]

Discovering you are a carrier of an inherited condition that may be transmitted to your offspring is one of the heaviest burdens one can bear. The grief is real. So is the fear. However, what so many couples do not know is that diagnosis does not mean the parenthood door is closed. A biological child

Deciding whether or not to start a family through IVF and surrogacy is among the most emotionally charged things anyone will ever do. Over our time as the team here at Ekmi Fertility, we’ve welcomed hundreds of couples & individuals through our door to hear their story in front of them – continuing this conversation

Starting a family via IVF and surrogacy is one of the most important decisions that a person can make. That requires extreme courage, vulnerability, and a combination of belief in some openness – that is faith you are depositing to a center, surrogate medical expert and the manner being used therefore personally. With the privilege

Having sat across the table from hundreds of couples who come to us exhausted (emotionally, physically, and sometimes financially), the first thing we do is take time to listen. They’ve researched IVF and surrogacy at 2 in the morning, filled notebooks with questions and yet remain disoriented. This is for you if that sounds like

Building a family is not always a straight path. For many couples and individuals, that route takes them to IVF and surrogacy – arguably the most impactful options available from modern medicine. We have walked this path with hundreds of families at Ekmi Fertility and understand that the paperwork can actually be as overwhelming as

There is a huge emotional experience of having a baby abroad. Now, throw in Indian surrogacy laws and it might feel like walking around a maze without a map. For all the people at Ekmi Fertility where we speak with OCI cardholders and NRIs every week, they want one thing only, a straight answer? So

For a lot of OCIs settled abroad, India has not stopped being the home ground – especially when it comes to a personal sphere such as procreation. That affinity, the family, the language, the trust. And with all of this in mind, it is not surprising that so many of them return to India when

The dream seems tenuous enough already for so many families seeking surrogacy and IVF. So, when a doctor mentions twins, the first instinct is often joy – two babies, one journey, done. However, it can be a conversation worth having before that feeling becomes embedded. It is one that good surrogacy doctors share with intended