Cord Blood Banking in the Bay Area

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Cord blood banking is offered in the Bay Area with Anja Health.

Anja Health serves nationally (even remote areas) at no extra fee. Check out our offering for the Bay Area specifically at Anja Health's shop page.

Learn more by checking out our cord blood banking overview below.

Why do cord blood banking?💡 Stem cells are essentially blank cells—they can repair and replace damaged blood and tissue cells.

The Overview:

Cutting-edge science has enabled the use stem cells to help treat a variety of diseases, damage, and disorders. Stem cells can be extracted from blood and tissue samples that would otherwise be discarded as medical waste.

Storing these stem cells allows you to access them at any time. In the event that your child has a serious disease, you will always have the option of a stem cell treatment—an opportunity that few patients have. At Anja Health, we believe that stem cells are the best way to future-proof your family’s health.

The Details:

Umbilical cord blood stem cells are FDA-approved to treat cancers, blood disorders, immune disorders, and metabolic disorders, such as multiple sclerosis, leukemia, and sickle cell anemia.

Umbilical cord tissue stem cells are the subject of clinical research looking at treatments for lung disease, Alzheimer's, Autism, heart disease, hair loss, and more. In the case of personal injury or physical ailments, these can potentially be extremely helpful.

Placenta stem cells have valuable growth elements, which are effective when it comes to anti-aging, limiting neural degeneration, and more.

Why bank with Anja Health?

Simplicity

- We send you a light and portable collection kit

- You bring it with you to the birth

- A hospital nurse or midwife performs the collection and we do the rest!

Affordability

Security

- Our lab brings more than 40 years of experience, AABB-accreditation, and FDA-approval. Banking with Anja is banking with the best

- We process stem cells manually as opposed to automatically, yielding higher stem cell count than other services

Affordability

- We offer the most affordable option on the market

How it works:

1. Order your premium collection kit

2. Nurse or midwife collects. Call our pickup team.

3. Get access to stem cells for injury, disease, and other treatments.

Interested? Check out Anja Health's shop page for pricing and more info.

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If you’re pregnant, you can freeze your umbilical cord and placenta stem cells to use for future disease treatment.

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