Surrogate Compensation at Patriot Conceptions
Surrogates are compensated throughout their surrogacy journey, starting even before pregnancy. Below, we outline the details of our surrogate compensation, including base pay, additional benefits, and the timeline for payments.
Surrogate Payment Breakdown:
Base Surrogate Compensation
First-time surrogates can earn a base compensation of $40,000 to $55,000, with experienced surrogates eligible for higher amounts. This compensation is typically paid in monthly installments throughout the pregnancy.
Medical and Legal Coverage
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Paid medical screening
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Paid psychological evaluation
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$250,000+ term life insurance
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Comprehensive health insurance coverage
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Independent legal counsel provided
Additional Surrogate Payments and Benefits
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Contract Signing Bonus: $1,000
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Monthly Miscellaneous Allowance: $300
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Medication Start Fee: $600
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Embryo Transfer Fee: $1,000 per cycle
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Maternity Clothing Allowance: $800+
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Housekeeping Allowance: $400
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Surrogate Benefit Program: $600 per journey
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Surrogacy health insurance
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Surrogacy life insurance
Compensation for Special Circumstances
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Multiple Pregnancy: Additional $7,000
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C-Section Delivery: $3,000
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Mock or Dropped Cycle: $500
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Invasive Procedures: $500 to $7,000
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Bed Rest: $250 per week
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Breast Milk Pumping: $300 per week
Travel and Lost Wage Coverage
We cover all travel expenses related to IVF clearance, including compensation for lost wages and childcare.
Frequently Asked Questions About Surrogate Pay:
How much do surrogates get paid?
Surrogate compensation can range from $40,000 to over $60,000, depending on experience and individual circumstances.
When do surrogates start receiving payments?
Surrogates typically begin receiving monthly payments after a pregnancy is confirmed, with certain bonuses paid earlier in the process.
Is surrogate compensation taxable?
Yes, surrogate compensation is generally considered taxable income. We recommend consulting with a tax professional for specific advice.
Can I be a surrogate if I'm on government assistance?
Most agencies, including Patriot Conceptions, require surrogates to be financially stable without relying on government assistance. However, exceptions may be made for certain programs. Becoming a surrogate is a rewarding journey that allows compassionate women to help create families while receiving generous compensation. If you're considering surrogacy and want to learn more about surrogate mother pay and benefits, contact Patriot Conceptions today.