Simply fill out the intake form and pay minimum $50 deposit

1.

Store the Placenta in a Cooler

• The hospital staff will put the placenta in a container or bag for you that will need to go into the cooler on ice. (We recommend asking for your gallon size bags to be filled with ice and placed into the cooler on top and bottom of the placenta.)

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Placenta Storing Methods

• The placenta will be safe on ice for 24 hours!

• Any longer and you will want to get it into your fridge.

• More than 3 days in the fridge and you need to get the placenta double bagged and into the freezer!

• We can process placentas that have been frozen up to six months after birth.

  • Storing like this can be a great option for moms that aren’t 100% they are going to encapsulate, but don’t want to just throw their placenta way, in case they need it!

2.

Let us know baby is here with a quick text.

• Make sure we know the room number and code if you have one and want us to come right to your room for pick up! (Feel free to put dad, grandma, doula, or anyone else that may be attending the birth be in charge of this.)

3.

Set a Time for Pick Up or Arrange Shipping

• We will set a time within 24 hours of the birth between 8:00AM-8:00PM (any day of the week and holidays, so don’t worry!) if you are in service area or have arranged for us to travel to you.

• If you are shipping the placenta, it is a good idea to get that all arranged within 24 hours or get the placenta in your fridge or freezer until you can get it shipped

4.

Pick Up Time!

• We either come to your room or other designated meeting place to pick up.