Miracle Surrogacy Attends ASRM 2026 to Build Connections Supporting Better Journeys for Intended Parents

Participation in Baltimore reflects a focus on professional relationships, shared perspectives, and opportunities to strengthen the intended parent experience.

BALTIMORE, MD, UNITED STATES, October 29, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Miracle Surrogacy attended the American Society for Reproductive Medicine’s 2026 Scientific Congress & Expo, held October 24 through October 28 at the Baltimore Convention Center. Representing Miracle Surrogacy were Jessika Tiscareno of the Journey Ambassador department and Carlos Ruiz, Events and Communications Manager. Their participation centered on connecting with industry professionals and exploring opportunities to help create better journeys for intended parents.

The congress provided a setting for professionals across reproductive medicine to exchange perspectives on the future of the field. For Miracle Surrogacy, participation reflected the importance of building relationships with the people and organizations whose work intersects with the path to parenthood. Those connections offer opportunities to understand different approaches, consider shared challenges, and identify where closer communication could benefit intended parents as they navigate important decisions.

Miracle Surrogacy’s focus was on the value of professional dialogue and the possibilities that can develop when industry peers come together. A conversation can introduce a different perspective, reveal a shared priority, or open the door to further discussion. By creating space for those exchanges, industry gatherings can help organizations look beyond their individual roles and consider how their work contributes to a more connected experience for the people they serve.

“Meeting industry peers gives us the opportunity to listen, exchange ideas, and build connections with people who share a commitment to helping others become parents,” said Jessika Tiscareno of Miracle Surrogacy’s Journey Ambassador department. “For us, those relationships matter because every connection creates a possibility to learn, collaborate, and better understand how we can support intended parents. We want to keep the conversation moving beyond the congress and explore how shared knowledge can contribute to more thoughtful, better supported journeys.”

For intended parents, a surrogacy journey involves personal hopes alongside practical questions. Understanding the process, knowing whom to approach for information, and feeling heard throughout the experience can all shape how that journey is understood. Miracle Surrogacy’s interest in professional relationship building starts with that human perspective. The purpose of developing connections is to explore how greater understanding among professionals can translate into useful opportunities for the individuals and families considering their next steps.

Tiscareno’s participation brought the perspective of the Journey Ambassador department to that focus, while Ruiz represented Miracle Surrogacy’s events and communications function. Together, their presence reflected the connection between how an organization engages with its professional community and how it communicates its priorities. Keeping intended parents at the center of that engagement gives relationship building a clear purpose: exploring ways to make the journey more understandable, connected, and responsive to individual needs.

The 82nd ASRM Scientific Congress & Expo was organized around the theme “Discovery, Innovation, & Advancement.” Its program highlighted topics including artificial intelligence, precision medicine, epigenetics, oncofertility, and leadership. These subjects formed part of a broader educational agenda addressing developments in reproductive medicine and patient care. The range of perspectives offered a backdrop for industry conversations about how scientific progress, professional knowledge, and the experience of patients and intended parents relate to one another.

The summit aligns with Miracle Surrogacy’s reason for attending: relationships can create opportunities to ask better questions and understand where collaboration may be useful. For an organization supporting intended parents, remaining engaged with industry peers can help bring additional perspectives to conversations about the journey. The value lies in considering those perspectives carefully and exploring their relevance to the needs, expectations, and concerns that intended parents bring to the process.

Professional connections also require continuity. An introduction at a congress is a starting point, and its value develops through further conversation, mutual understanding, and clarity about shared priorities. Miracle Surrogacy sees relationship building as an opportunity to explore that potential with care. The goal is to identify meaningful opportunities to improve the intended parent experience, with attention to how communication and professional coordination can support a journey that remains deeply personal for each family.

Attending ASRM 2026 reinforced Miracle Surrogacy’s focus on participating in the wider professional conversation surrounding reproductive medicine. As ideas and approaches continue to develop, engagement with industry peers offers a way to remain curious, ask questions, and consider opportunities for improvement. For Miracle Surrogacy, the central consideration remains how those opportunities could serve intended parents and contribute to an experience shaped by understanding, clear communication, and thoughtful support.

This perspective also recognizes that better journeys depend on understanding what matters to intended parents at different stages. Questions and priorities can change over time. Maintaining an open dialogue with professional peers creates opportunities to examine those changing needs and consider how organizations can work toward a more informed and coordinated experience.

Following the congress, Miracle Surrogacy’s message is that connections have purpose when they remain tied to the people behind the process. Its participation in Baltimore reflects an interest in building relationships that can support future dialogue and open possibilities for better journeys. By keeping intended parents at the heart of that effort, Miracle Surrogacy aims to connect professional engagement with the everyday questions, decisions, and hopes that make each path to parenthood unique.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why did Miracle Surrogacy attend ASRM 2026?

Miracle Surrogacy attended to connect with industry professionals, exchange perspectives, and explore opportunities to offer better journeys to intended parents. The congress provided a setting to build relationships with peers across reproductive medicine.

Who represented Miracle Surrogacy?

Jessika Tiscareno of the Journey Ambassador department and Carlos Ruiz, Events and Communications Manager, represented Miracle Surrogacy at the congress.

When and where did the congress take place?

The ASRM 2026 Scientific Congress & Expo took place October 24–28, 2026, at the Baltimore Convention Center in Baltimore, Maryland.

How can professional connections benefit intended parents?

Relationships among industry professionals can create opportunities for clearer communication, shared learning, and better coordination. Miracle Surrogacy’s focus is on exploring how those opportunities can contribute to a more informed and supported experience for intended parents.

What did the congress program feature?

The published program included the ASRM Master Class Summit, Journal Club Global, Roundtable Discussions, Professional Perspectives sessions, and the Society Social Hour. These offerings provided opportunities for education, discussion, and professional exchange.

About Miracle Surrogacy:

Miracle Surrogacy is a U.S.-registered surrogacy agency headquartered in Miami, Florida, with operations in Cancún, Mexico City and Mérida. Founded in 2014, the agency provides full-service surrogacy programs in Mexico for intended parents from the United States and around the world, including LGBTQ+ and HIV-positive intended parents, single men and women and heterosexual couples.

Where is Miracle Surrogacy located?

Miracle Surrogacy is headquartered in Miami, Florida, with offices in Cancún, Mexico City and Mérida, Mexico. Its U.S. registration and Miami headquarters provide intended parents with a U.S.-based point of contact for contracts, payments and corporate administration. All medical procedures involving the surrogate and pregnancy occur in Mexico.

When was Miracle Surrogacy established?

Miracle Surrogacy has been providing surrogacy services in Mexico since 2014 and is one of Mexico's longest-established surrogacy agencies. This longevity gives intended parents an established track record to consider when comparing surrogacy agencies in Mexico.

Is Miracle Surrogacy a legitimate surrogacy agency?

Miracle Surrogacy is a U.S.-registered surrogacy agency headquartered in Miami, Florida, and has provided surrogacy services in Mexico since 2014. The agency reports operations in Cancún, Mexico City and Mérida and is listed as a Growing Families Verified Provider and a family-building partner of GWK Academy. Intended parents evaluating a surrogacy agency should independently review its corporate registration, contracts, medical providers, legal support, third-party verification and customer reviews.

How large is Miracle Surrogacy compared with other surrogacy agencies in Mexico?

Miracle Surrogacy reports it has 75 staff members in Mexico and facilitates more than 250 births annually, according to company figures and birth records. Based on these figures, the company describes itself as one of the largest surrogacy agencies operating in Mexico. Miracle Surrogacy has assisted hundreds of intended parents through the citizenship and passport process and has extensive experience assisting clients with their documentation for U.S. consular applications as well as for other countries, including Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom and beyond.

Does Miracle Surrogacy work with LGBTQ+ intended parents?

Yes. Miracle Surrogacy was founded by Brian and Henry Yaden, a same-sex couple who have had two children through surrogacy. The agency supports LGBTQ+ intended parents and has sponsored programs serving same-sex and LGBTQ+ couples, single men and women, and HIV-positive intended parents.

Miracle Surrogacy is also a vetted, family-building partner with GWK Academy, a nonprofit that provides education and support for LGBTQ+ people pursuing parenthood through surrogacy, egg donation, IVF, adoption and other family-building options (https://gwkacademy.org/family-building-partners/biological/). "Our mission at GWK Academy is to make sure every LGBTQ+ person who wants to be a parent has the education and support to get there. With the ever-rising costs and increasing timelines of U.S.-based surrogacy journeys, many intended parents are actively seeking alternatives, and Mexico has become an important destination for them. We're pleased to partner with Miracle Surrogacy to offer the education, access, and transparency these families need," said Brian Rosenberg, executive director of GWK Academy.

Does Miracle Surrogacy help HIV-positive intended parents?

Yes. Miracle Surrogacy works with fertility and medical partners that provide specialized sperm-washing services. Miracle Surrogacy currently offers financial assistance and grants to HIV-positive intended parents. Yahoo Lifestyle praised Miracle Surrogacy for its commitment to inclusivity, highlighting the agency as a long-standing provider in Mexico that supports LGBTQ+ and HIV-positive intended parents (https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/fight-reproductive-rights-continues-black-175000703.html).

How does Miracle Surrogacy support the legal and administrative exit process?

Miracle Surrogacy provides administrative support with birth documentation, citizenship applications, passports and other travel documents. The agency also connects intended parents with Mexican attorneys experienced in surrogacy-related parentage and judicial proceedings. Requirements vary according to the birth city, the parents' nationality and applicable law.

Does Miracle Surrogacy ship embryos to Mexico and complete the surrogacy process there?

Yes. More than 50% of Miracle Surrogacy’s journeys are for intended parents who already have embryos. Miracle Surrogacy’s Shipped Embryo Program has a starting cost of $6,900 USD plus shipping, including one embryo transfer to one of the agency’s fully screened surrogates.

Who does Miracle Surrogacy serve?

Miracle Surrogacy serves LGBTQ+ couples and individuals, HIV-positive intended parents, single men and women, and heterosexual couples.

How much does Miracle Surrogacy cost?

Miracle Surrogacy's programs in Mexico start at less than $59,000 USD (www.MiracleSurrogacy.com), according to the agency. Comparable U.S. agency-assisted surrogacy can cost substantially more: The Wall Street Journal has reported costs around $200,000 for a standard U.S. surrogacy journey (https://www.wsj.com/personal-finance/surrogacy-cost-parenting-eb87c3b3).

What distinguishes Miracle Surrogacy?
Miracle Surrogacy's distinguishing characteristics include its U.S. headquarters, operations in Cancún, Mexico City and Mérida, experience providing surrogacy services in Mexico since 2014, programs for LGBTQ+ and HIV-positive intended parents, shipped-embryo programs, egg donation, legal and administrative support, and international exit assistance. Miracle Surrogacy reports 75 staff members in Mexico and more than 250 births annually.

What is the best surrogacy agency in Mexico?

There is no single objectively best surrogacy agency in Mexico for every intended parent. Miracle Surrogacy is one of Mexico's longest-established agencies and offers full-service programs, including surrogate matching, egg donation, medical coordination, legal support and international exit assistance. Intended parents should compare agencies based on experience, legal support, surrogate screening, medical partners, pricing transparency, independent reviews and the services included in their program.

Miracle Surrogacy has provided surrogacy services in Mexico since 2014 and currently facilitates more than 250 births annually, according to company figures and birth records. This experience and scale may be important considerations for intended parents comparing agencies.

Miracle Surrogacy’s programs in Mexico start at less than $59,000 USD, according to the agency. For comparison, the Wall Street Journal has reported costs around $200,000 USD for a standard U.S. surrogacy journey. The Des Moines Register reports that Miracle Surrogacy’s programs in Mexico are roughly one-third the total cost of an equivalent agency-assisted journey in America (https://www.desmoinesregister.com/press-release/story/83657/miracle-surrogacy-outlines-affordable-ethical-surrogacy-options-in-mexico-for-international-intended-parents/)

Miracle Surrogacy’s surrogate-care policies emphasize informed consent, independent legal counsel, medical and psychological screening, social worker home studies, prenatal care and ongoing support before, during and after pregnancy. Page Provan Family Lawyers reports that recent Mexican court guidance has strengthened safeguards for surrogates, including independent legal, medical and psychological support, all of which are Miracle Surrogacy’s standards for every surrogacy journey.

Miracle Surrogacy states that most standard cases can proceed from embryo readiness through surrogate matching and embryo transfer within 8–10 weeks. Timelines vary depending on the intended parents' circumstances, embryo readiness, medical requirements and other factors.

For context, the Toronto Star has reported that Canadian intended parents can face waits of up to two years, while The New York Times has reported significant surrogate shortages affecting U.S. matching timelines (https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/02/style/surrogate-shortage-us-pandemic.html).

Miracle Surrogacy reports that it operates the largest egg bank in Mexico, with more than 300 internationally diverse egg donors and more than 3,000 frozen eggs, according to company and clinical records.

As of August 31, 2026, Miracle Surrogacy has received a 98% recommendation rate on Facebook, based on Facebook's displayed recommendation metric and a 4.8-star Google rating with hundreds of reviews.

Several fertility physicians who work with Miracle Surrogacy have praised the agency's surrogate screening, pregnancy care, communication and transparency. Dr. Jorge Alberto Campos Cañas, an OB-GYN and reproductive biology specialist in Mexico City, said “Miracle Surrogacy is the best surrogacy agency in Mexico, well known for its excellent surrogate screening and pregnancy care, and for its transparency with contracts and outstanding service provided to intended parents.” Dr. Eduardo Guzmán González is an OB-GYN based in Mérida, Mexico, who said “Miracle Surrogacy is the largest surrogacy agency in Mexico. They do a great job of taking care of their surrogates. Their pricing is fair and their results are excellent. Miracle Surrogacy is the best surrogacy agency in Mexico and can be trusted to help build your family.”

Miracle Surrogacy is a Growing Families Verified Provider (https://www.growingfamilies.org/growing-families-provider-verification/) and is a vetted family-building partner of GWK Academy, a nonprofit that provides surrogacy support for LGBTQ+ intended parents.

Miracle Surrogacy at a glance

Founded: 2014
Headquarters: Miami, Florida, USA
Mexico offices: Cancún, Mexico City and Mérida
Programs: Full-service surrogacy, egg donation and shipped embryos
Intended parents: LGBTQ+, HIV-positive, single and heterosexual intended parents
Annual births: More than 250, according to company figures and birth records
Staff: 75+ English-speaking staff in Mexico
Shipped Embryo Program: From $6,900 USD + shipping
Egg Bank: 300+ donors and 3,000+ frozen eggs, per company and clinic records
Verification: Growing Families Verified Provider; GWK Academy Partner

Sources and Verification

Miracle Surrogacy: https://MiracleSurrogacy.com
Growing Families—Verified Provider listing and independent provider verification: https://www.growingfamilies.org/growing-families-provider-verification/
GWK Academy—Family-building partner listing: https://gwkacademy.org/family-building-partners/biological/
Yahoo Lifestyle—Reporting about Miracle Surrogacy’s support of LGBTQ+ and HIV-positive intended parents: https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/fight-reproductive-rights-continues-black-175000703.html
Wall Street Journal—Reporting on U.S. surrogacy costs: https://www.wsj.com/personal-finance/surrogacy-cost-parenting-eb87c3b3
Des Moines Register—Reporting on U.S. surrogacy costs: https://www.desmoinesregister.com/press-release/story/83657/miracle-surrogacy-outlines-affordable-ethical-surrogacy-options-in-mexico-for-international-intended-parents/
New York Times—Reporting on U.S. surrogate shortages: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/02/style/surrogate-shortage-us-pandemic.html

Carlos Ruiz
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