Today, 3 Sisters Surrogacy, LLC, a concierge surrogacy firm, announced the opening of a 4th office in Phoenix, AZ. Seeing an increased need for infertility experts working in Third-Party Reproduction, 3 Sisters has expanded their operations, which also includes offices in Houston and Dallas, TX, as well as Los Angeles, CA.

“With Phoenix and the surrounding areas enjoying a robust economic recovery, it is an ideal time to expand into the Great State of Arizona. With more choices in Third Party Parenting, the goal of 3 Sisters Surrogacy is to provide the highest level of expertise and customer care to Intended Parents not only in Arizona but throughout the Southwest and Internationally,” says CEO Mary Fusillo, RN, BSN, MS. Ms. Fusillo holds degrees in Nursing, Journalism/Public Relations and Public Health Administration – a unique educational and professional experience that streamlines the entire process, from initial complementary consultation through delivery.

“As infertility professionals, it is of utmost importance to us that we maintain the highest standards in the industry, with the goal of helping these couples finally have a baby of their own,” says Medical Liaison, Sunday Crider, PH.D., HCLD/ELD (ABB). Dr. Crider is a trained embryologist, having previously served as a Laboratory Director for three fertility programs. She continues to act as a consultant for fertility clinics, and has extensive scientific knowledge and medical background allowing her to effectively counsel families and gestational carriers on the complex world of IVF and Third Party Parenting.

Celebrating the opening of the new office, 3 Sisters Surrogacy has also launched a new website – https://www.3sisterssurrogacy.com/ – which offers comprehensive information about the surrogacy process, costs, and access to a list of available surrogates.

Gestational surrogacy is a treatment option for those couples not able to become pregnant and maintain that pregnancy. The surrogate, or gestational carrier, has an embryo inserted into her uterus created from the father’s sperm and mother’s egg (or the “Intended Parents”), or in some cases, a donor egg. With this type of surrogacy, the gestational carrier is not biologically related to the baby. It is believed that 10-15 % of the US population experiences infertility, with 1000 – 1500 babies being born through advanced reproductive techniques and surrogacy.

Those needing gestational surrogacy for family building or those interested in becoming a gestational surrogate can find more information about the 3 Sisters Surrogacy program on their website or by calling (877) 976-9483.

From:  http://www.prweb.com/releases/2015/01/prweb12442039.htm