with ViaCord, trusted by families for 30+ years.
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PLAN AHEAD. FEEL PREPARED.
Why Enter?
Welcoming a new baby means planning for the future and finding peace of mind — cord blood and tissue banking checks the box for both! Many families choose to include banking as part of planning for their family’s future health journey.
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Healing Potential
Collecting and preserving two different types of stem cells with distinct healing potential increases the therapeutic possibilities for your family.
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Today's Uses
Collect your baby’s cord blood for potential use in a stem cell transplant for certain conditions to help regenerate a healthy blood and immune system, or in regenerative medicine clinical trials.
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Tomorrow's Possibilities
Collect your baby’s cord tissue now to prepare for potential future discoveries that may address conditions that cord blood stem cells cannot.
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Real Families. Real Stories.
More than 625 families use their cord blood stored with ViaCord in a stem cell transplant or regenerative medicine clinical trial. Here are some of their stories. . .
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Luke's Story
Diamond Blackfan Anemia
As a pediatrician, Kathy recognized the value of cord blood banking and banked her first son's cord blood, but never expected to need it - until her second son was born with an unexpected diagnosis.
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Rosalia's Story
Pediatric Cancer
When Rosalia's cancer returned, her sister's cord blood provided her medical team with a potentially life-saving treatment option.
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Questions?
Let's Connect!
You don't have to enter to win to learn more about your cord blood and tissue banking for your baby. Our friendly and knowledgeable Cord Blood Advisors are happy to assist with any questions.
Disclaimer: Banking cord blood does not guarantee that treatment will work and only a doctor can determine when it can be used. Family stories depict each family’s personal experience with cord blood banking. Individual results may vary and do not predict outcomes for others. This content is intended for educational purposes only and should not be used or interpreted as information on treatments or diagnoses.
