Your baby’s cord blood is a valuable source of precious umbilical stem cells that can be used to help them survive many life threatening illness and conditions now and into the future. Find out how it works.
Cord blood stem cells are being used to treat nearly 80 different diseases. These include brain injury, juvenile diabetes and cerebral palsy.
You have only one chance to collect your baby’s cord blood.That’s why you need to register with CordBank before your baby is born. Our interest free payment plans make it even easier for you.
The best decision we ever made
The parents of New Zealand children who have already used their stored cord blood say banking it was the best decision they ever made. The results were life changing – say banking cord blood was the best decision they ever made.
You and your family can also enjoy the peace of mind that this decision brings.
What matters most — protecting your family’s health
L-R Adine, Harper & Jeff WilsonAdine – “I tell everyone I can about it. We see cord blood banking as an insurance that you hope you never need to use.”
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L-R Elliot, Imogen, Nikki and Benjamin DinesNikki – “It’s really comforting to know that our children have their cord blood stored should they need it in the future. And as we have the cord blood stored for all three of our children, they each have access to their own perfectly matched stem cells when they need them.”
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L-R Maia, Jillian and Arielle FriedlanderDaniel Friedlander, father of Maia, “Bank your baby’s cord blood with CordBank. You only get one chance and it’s a decision you’ll never regret.”
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Mary Schneider, mother of Ryan, “You have a one-time opportunity.” See Mary’s interview with Paul Holmes as she recounts the amazing journey following her son’s diagnosis with cerebral palsy, aged 2.Click here for the full story
L-R Lenny, Monique, Sean and Liam O’NeillMonique O’Neill, mother of Liam, “We are so relieved that we made the decision to bank Lenny’s cord blood.”
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