Donor-Assisted Fertility Care in Diamond Bar
Donor Egg and Sperm Options for Building Your Family
AFMC helps families grow through egg and sperm donation. The care team supports prospective parents in understanding donor options, treatment and the matching process.
Please note: AFMC is not currently accepting new egg or sperm donors.
Two donor-assisted treatment paths
How Donor Eggs and Donor Sperm May Be Used
Egg and sperm donation can offer individuals and couples a path to parenthood when they cannot conceive with their own eggs or sperm.
Egg Donation
Egg donation involves a woman donating eggs for assisted reproduction such as IVF. After hormonal stimulation and egg retrieval, the eggs may be fertilized in the laboratory or frozen for future use. Resulting embryos may be transferred to the recipient or a gestational surrogate.
- Egg donors are typically 21 to 35 years old
- Donors undergo physical, genetic and psychological screening
- Donation may be anonymous, known or, where allowed, semi-anonymous
Sperm Donation
Sperm donation involves a donor providing semen for fertility treatment. The sample is processed in a laboratory to concentrate healthy sperm and may be used immediately or stored for future treatment.
- May be used with IUI or IVF
- Donors are screened for infectious diseases, genetic disorders and general health
- Donation may be anonymous or known
Finding the right donor path
Matching, Support and Treatment Planning
AFMC uses a detailed matching process and provides guidance from the initial consultation through fertility treatment.
Discuss Your Family-Building Goals
The care team reviews your needs and explains whether donor eggs or donor sperm may be part of the treatment path.
Review Donor Profiles and Screening
AFMC helps prospective parents review donor profiles that align with their preferences and needs, with care, confidentiality and respect.
Coordinate Fertility Treatment
The team explains and coordinates the IUI, IVF or embryo-transfer steps that apply to the selected donor-assisted plan.
Common questions
Egg and Sperm Donation FAQs
Is AFMC accepting new egg or sperm donors?
No. AFMC is not currently accepting applications from new donors. The clinic is supporting intended parents who are exploring donor-assisted fertility treatment.
How are donor eggs used in fertility treatment?
After the donor completes hormonal stimulation and egg retrieval, the eggs may be fertilized in the laboratory through IVF or frozen for future use. Resulting embryos may be transferred to the recipient or a gestational surrogate.
How can donor sperm be used?
Donor sperm may be used with IUI or IVF. It is processed in a laboratory to concentrate healthy sperm and can be used immediately or stored for later treatment.
Can a donor be known or anonymous?
Yes. Egg and sperm donation may be anonymous or known. Where permitted, some egg-donation arrangements may be semi-anonymous and provide limited information later.
What screening do donors complete?
Egg donors undergo physical, genetic and psychological screening. Sperm donors are screened for infectious diseases, genetic disorders and general health.
How does AFMC help intended parents find a match?
AFMC uses a detailed matching process to align prospective parents with donor profiles that meet their preferences and needs, with care, confidentiality and respect for all parties.
Financial planning
Understand Treatment and Donor-Related Costs
Costs depend on the donor source, screening, laboratory services and whether the treatment involves IUI, IVF or embryo transfer. Ask which services are included and which are separate.
A clear next step
Discuss Donor Options With AFMC
Connect with the care team to understand which donor-assisted treatment path may fit your situation.
1370 Valley Vista Drive, Suite 135 · Diamond Bar, CA 91765 · Monday–Friday, 8:30 am–5:00 pm
