What happens after enrollment?

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Here are the steps after enrollment:

We'll send you your kit
You'll complete our health information forms sent via email
You notify your physician that you're banking
Bring the kit with you to birth
Let an admitting nurse or midwife know about your plans to bank on your baby's exciting day
Your providers can use our instructions inside of the kit to you to collect properly

Who notifies my physician that I'm banking?

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Physicians and nurses have to be notified in order to complete collection - we also have explanatory instructions inside of our kits for providers on the day of the baby's birth.

We recommend that you forward our provider instructions to your doula, midwife, and/or physician prior to birth for their knowledge and convenience.

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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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