Powerful Stem Cells with Lifesaving Potential
The umbilical cord contains two types of newborn stem cells. Secure the future health of your baby by choosing to preserve them.
Powerful Stem Cells with Lifesaving Potential
The umbilical cord contains two types of newborn stem cells. Secure the future health of your baby by choosing to preserve them.
What are Newborn Stem Cells?
Your baby’s umbilical cord and the blood remaining inside the umbilical cord after birth contain powerful stem cells. Stem cells collected at birth have the unique ability to replenish the immune system, regrow tissues and organs and provide the opportunity for multiple medical benefits later in life.
The umbilical cord is normally discarded at birth. Saving these precious cells is the best decision you can make for the health of your child.
Why are Newborn Stem Cells so Special?
Newborn stem cells are early stage cells that have not yet “differentiated”
That means these early cells have the extraordinary ability to create and replenish many types of cells within the body. Newborn stem cells are easy and painless to collect, and can be harnessed to treat diseases later in life.
The umbilical cord contains two types of stem cells
Cord tissue contains mesenchymal stem cells and cord blood contains hematopoietic stem cells. Both types of stem cells have a wide range of therapeutic potential.
It’s a Perfect Match!
Your child’s own stem cells are a perfect match to your child. Once stored, they are available for the lifetime of your child and can be used at any time later in life.
Because family members are genetically similar, your child’s stem cells may be a match to other family members. This means these lifesaving cells can also potentially be used by other close family members such as siblings, parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles.
