Rao Hospital

2. Who is eligible for surrogacy treatment at Rao Hospital?

Surrogacy is available for:

• Married Indian couples
• Minimum of 5 years of marriage
• Female partner aged 23–50 years and male partner aged 26–55 years
• Couples with verified medical infertility reports

3. What documents are required to begin the surrogacy process at Rao Hospital?

Required documents include:

• Aadhaar cards of both partners
• Marriage certificate
• Doctor’s recommendation and infertility certificate
• Passport-size photos
• Consent forms and legal affidavits
• Courier address for documentation

4. Does Rao Hospital provide surrogate mother matching and screening?

✔️ Yes, Rao Hospital manages end-to-end surrogate mother matching, including:

• Legal and identity verification
• Medical screening
• Psychological evaluation

Only eligible, government-compliant surrogate mothers are selected.

5. Can we opt for donor egg surrogacy at Rao Hospital?

✔️ Yes, Rao Hospital provides access to screened and legally approved donor eggs through certified ART banks when the intended mother is unable to use her own eggs.

6. What is the legal timeline for surrogacy approval at Rao Hospital?

Once documents are submitted, it generally takes 3–6 weeks to complete:

• Medical recommendation
• Essentiality & Eligibility Certificate
• 3. Surrogate NOC and court-approved affidavit process

7. How much does surrogacy cost at Rao Hospital?

The total surrogacy package ranges from ₹18 to ₹22 lakhs, covering:

• IVF (self or donor egg)
• Surrogate compensation and pregnancy care
• Legal formalities and documentation
• Delivery and postnatal support

8. Does Rao Hospital support post-delivery legal procedures?

✔️ Yes, Rao Hospital assists with:

• Baby discharge from the hospital
• Birth certificate issuance
• Parental declaration and legal handover documentation
• Coordination for passport or medical visa (if needed)

9. Is surrogacy at Rao Hospital safe and legally protected?

Absolutely. Rao Hospital follows every step of the ART & Surrogacy Act 2021, ensuring full legal protection for both the intended parents and the surrogate mother. Every process is documented and backed by medical and legal experts.