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The Affordable Care Act (ACA) is a federal law that provides health insurance coverage to millions of Americans. Open enrollment is the period during which individuals can enroll in or change their health insurance plans. It is important for surrogacy journeys because it allows surrogates to choose insurance policies that cover surrogacy. Under the ACA, any U.S. citizen or permanent resident can apply for major medical insurance as long as they do so during open enrollment,

If you are a surrogate, you might have wondered, "What if my intended parents no longer want the baby?" Once the surrogate is pregnant, the surrogacy agreement cannot be terminated while she remains pregnant, unless an incurable material breach were to occur where the surrogate is genetic related of the child. Worst Case Scenarios: Intended Parents Backing Out Intended parents who enter the surrogacy agreement as a couple can get divorced or separate and then might

A new book called Save Money on Surrogacy shares surrogacy industry secrets and hacks to make your surrogacy journey more affordable.