OVERLAND PARK, Kan., May 19, 2015 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via PRWEB - American Surrogacy recently launched its website, AmericanSurrogacy.com, and is now seeking prospective surrogates from across the country and intended parents from across the world.
Ever since its founding in 2013, American Surrogacy has been networking with assisted reproductive attorneys and fertility specialists, training staff members, developing its surrogacy process, consulting with former and current intended parents and surrogates, and finalizing its website.
Today, American Surrogacy's doors are officially open.
Shawn Kane, executive director of American Surrogacy, said over the past two years, they've developed a surrogacy program that focuses on the best interest of the child.
"We promote an environment of positivity, honesty, communication and excitement throughout the surrogacy process to ensure the child is born into the greatest situation possible," Kane said. "By making the child our collective focus, we take care of the child's people (surrogate and parents), and everything seamlessly falls into place."
While American Surrogacy is relatively new to the surrogacy landscape, its sister company is one of the most recognized names in a similar industry – adoption. American Adoptions was founded in 1992 and today completes 300 domestic adoptions on average per year.
"A few years ago, we began hearing a recurring idea from our attorneys: As surrogacy continues to increase in popularity, so too did the need for a child-focused and surrogate-supportive approach," Kane said. "What was missing from surrogacy was an agency like American Adoptions."
American Surrogacy offers many of the same unique services that made its sister company a leader in its respective industry, including extensive screening, state-of-the-art matching services, exclusive video profiles, and professional support and education during and even after the surrogacy process is completed.
About American Surrogacy
American Surrogacy is a family of surrogacy specialists, assisted reproduction attorneys, licensed social workers, professional media specialists, and more, all who contribute to various steps of the surrogacy process and beyond. For more information about American Surrogacy, please visit http://www.americansurrogacy.com.
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