Egg donors
Process, screening, compensation principles, counseling, informed consent, and recovery.
RCAEgg DonationResources | Guides and References
Explore the egg donor, intended-parent, and agency pathways, then use the official guidance library to understand where the information comes from.

Start with your role
The public site explains choices. Private applications and donor profiles remain in authenticated systems. Individual medical decisions remain with your clinical team.
Process, screening, compensation principles, counseling, informed consent, and recovery.
Options, donor discovery, screening context, genetics, counseling, legal coordination, and treatment planning.
Responsibilities, secure transfer, source identification, documentation, and RCA review.
Privacy, limits of screening, questions to ask, and how to contact the correct RCA team.
RCA learning library
See the stages from education and screening through cycle preparation and follow-up.
Explore the donor process →Understand what an initial review can—and cannot—tell you.
Review eligibility and FAQ →Learn why psychoeducational consultation matters for donors and intended parents.
Explore counseling →Compare the main donor-egg pathways without assuming one is right for everyone.
Compare options →Preview how private profiles, favorites, comparison, and coordinator support fit together.
Explore donor discovery →Understand what belongs on the public website and what belongs in protected systems.
Review privacy boundaries →Official references
These organizations provide national guidance and public education. RCA uses current guidance alongside individualized medical review and its approved procedures.
Professional guidance on donor evaluation, infectious-disease considerations, genetics, psychoeducational consultation, and informed consent.
Read ASRM guidance ↗Ethical guidance on compensating donors for time, inconvenience, and physical and emotional demands.
Read the ethics opinion ↗Public information about federal oversight and communicable-disease donor screening.
Read FDA information ↗Definitions, national reporting context, and guidance for interpreting clinic success rates.
Visit CDC ART resources ↗Clinical considerations before pregnancy, including medical history, medications, immunizations, and genetic context.
Read ACOG guidance ↗RCA Egg Donation is part of Reproductive America. Review the egg-donation site notices and the governing RCA notices they reference.
Privacy Policy →Terms of Use →Content reviewed October 2, 2026. Official guidance can change; the linked source and current RCA procedures control.
Need help interpreting a next step?
Use the public contact route for general questions. Do not submit medical records or other sensitive information.