Cord Blood Information

The stem cells and red blood cells found in the umbilical cord blood of a newborn baby offer many potentially lifesaving applications for both the baby and related family members. Preserving this resource is one of the first important decisions you can make in your child's life and one of the first investments you can make in your child's health and well-being. At CorCell we are committed to helping you find the cord blood information you need to make the best possible decision for your child or grandchild's umbilical cord blood storage. To learn more about the benefits your child and your family can receive from cord blood follow this link: More Cord Blood Information

Cord Blood Storage Process

At CorCell we believe that the method of cord blood collection should be as simple and efficient as possible. Our process consists of clamping the umbilical cord after the birth is complete and extracting the blood via gravity into our collection bag. This process is quick and painless to both the baby and the mother. Our retrieval process is simple and quick so that it reduces the risks of complications or contaminations.

If you would like to learn more about our collection process, or would just like more information on the benefits of cord blood collection, contact us today and request Additional Cord Blood Information.

Cord Blood Applications

Requests for umbilical cord blood information pertaining to the medical applications are also quite common. When thinking about the reasons to consider cord blood storage you should take into account all the things that are currently being done with stem cells in the treatment of diseases and disorders as well as the potential for the future. Currently many different applications exist for cord blood including the treatment of several different types of Leukemia and many different inherited disorders. For more details on the potential life saving applications for stem cells, or for additional cord blood information contact us today and we will respond to you personally to ensure you get the cord blood information you need to make an informed decision.