Umbilical Cord Blood Collection

Learn the Facts About Umbilical Cord Blood Collection

At CorCell, we know that there is a lot of information concerning umbilical cord blood collection, which can make it more difficult to decide whether the process is right for you and your family. That's why it is our goal to get you the facts you need to make the right decision. If you are an expectant parent who is interested in learning more about the benefits of collecting umbilical cord blood, please follow this link: Expectant Parents - Umbilical Cord Blood Collection.

Umbilical Cord Blood Collection & Preservation with CorCell is Safe

CorCell's umbilical cord blood collection service is professional, safe and simple. The process is risk-free to both mother and newborn and will not disrupt those first precious minutes with your baby. The CorCell umbilical cord blood collection process is also easy for obstetricians and midwives, so they can keep their attention focused on your family. Our umbilical cord blood collection bag is self-contained and safer than alternative methods for the collection of umbilical cord blood which exposes the cord blood to increased risks of contamination. After the family calls our 24-hour toll free number, CorCell makes all the arrangements to have your baby's umbilical cord blood delivered to our private cord blood bank within 36 hours of birth. Learn more about CorCell's umbilical cord blood collection and banking procedures by following this link: Umbilical Cord Blood Collection & Preservation.

Discover the Benefits of Umbilical Cord Blood Collection

The medical community is just beginning to uncover the benefits and life saving properties of umbilical cord blood collection. Stem cells found in a newborn's umbilical cord blood are currently being used to treat numerous life threatening diseases. Umbilical cord blood collection and preservation with a private cord blood bank, such as CorCell, allows you to safeguard these precious cells for your child and your family. To learn about recent advances in medical research relating to cord blood stem cells, please follow this link: Umbilical Cord Blood Collection & Medical Research.