Comprehensive Exam: Includes physical exam and Pap smear to confirm health suitability for pregnancy.

Psychological Evaluation: Licensed professionals assess emotional readiness and needs using standardized tools like the PAI.

Imaging Procedures: Tests like ultrasounds and hysteroscopy evaluate uterine and ovarian health for optimal pregnancy conditions.

Extensive Lab Work: Checks hormone levels, infectious diseases, and conducts drug screening to protect surrogate and intended parents.

Testing Logistics: Screenings typically occur at intended parents' clinic, but local options are available for convenience.

Bright Futures Families offers guidance and answers questions throughout the screening process for surrogates.

Intended Parent Requirements include medical and psychological assessments to ensure readiness for surrogacy challenges

Agency-Specific Criteria sets boundaries, focusing on intended parents with documented medical needs and no international clients accepted at Bright Futures Families surrogacy agency

Emotional Preparedness is crucial, with mental health consultations helping to manage potential stress and expectations during surrogacy

Multiple Screening Layers ensure safety and ethical standards through medical, psychosocial, and agency-specific checks

Bright Futures Families' Focus on medical need allows for better resource allocation and maintains quality service through targeted criteria