ViaCord Reviews

It would be fortunate to be a bit prepared of having this stem cell cord blood. It can be super helpful for your baby later on helping with diseases and even leukemia for later on in life if he does have to go down that path. We did our own research and fell in love with the option that ViaCord gives people nowadays of being able to do something like that that can help your baby. The fact that it helps with over 80 diseases or complications that the child may have and some cancers. That is what rung in our ears of this could save his life one day or just help him with other things that he might just be struggling with.

The lady that I talked to in the office told me what to do with the package. They sent one that says ViaCord on it and it has all these directions. I was emailing back and forth with the office lady, sending all the paperwork to her and she broke it down for me as far as for my daughter, what the benefits of that would be. My daughter's doctor who is the leukemia doctor that she sees brought my attention to ViaCord. Before him, the social worker mentioned it to me. I’m about to have my son soon so they said I have a perfect chance of being able to save stuff to help my daughter through her treatment if we need to.

ViaCord's was a central location that had less chance of a natural disaster hitting it. You can't prevent fires, but it wasn't somewhere that had hurricanes, earthquakes or tornadoes or they were least common in that area. I filled out a questionnaire and I was able to get somebody on the phone. They walked me through the steps. I filled out everything when I was for my second, third and fourth pregnancy. I didn't wanna have them at different storage units. You set it up on your own. ViaCord would send you the kit. And it's managed through their web and app to make sure you're following up on your payment so you don't lose storage. The main thing for me was getting a good rate. And they offer discounts to multiple pregnancies you use their platform. And they were very quick to get me the kit.

Our child is gonna be of mixed race. With the availability of blood donations, we wanted to make sure that if anything were to happen, our baby would have had something available instead of trying to find a donor and not being able to find a match. I had the most exposure to ViaCord and there was somebody on social media that used it. I'd been following her for a while and ViaCord was the company she used for her family. Even though I've never met this person, she did it for all three of her kids, so it was a trusted company to do mine with.

We were told by our hospital here about cord banking and once we went to the orientation, we knew it was better with ViaCord. We didn't even look at any other cord banking companies. We liked what they gave in the orientation and we stuck with them. Our cord blood rep was very informative. The doctor in the Zoom call had a PowerPoint presentation. Even though he had the PowerPoint up, he went more into detail for every slide. He showed us a quick video and explained it. I really liked how detailed it was.

My sister-in-law is a doctor and my husband is a nurse. They know more about cord blood banking, and they explained to me that it can help in some things that our children can get over the years when they have a health issue. My sister-in-law also told me to get it because of that. She did it first with my nephew, then she recommended me the company for my first baby, and I did it.

I attended a webinar and it was very informative. My doctor co-hosted it and it was very clear. ViaCord provided some options and they've been very responsive and the kit arrived quickly. So, the experience has been good so far. I would recommend them. They had explained or expressed during the webinar about their storage fees and how the pricing has come down, and a little bit of insight about the clinical trials. I would be pleased if that stays true and moving forward, that the storage fees don't go significantly up. I froze my eggs a few years ago and the storage fees have tripled since then, which I was not accounting for when I signed up. The question was asked beforehand and they stayed at that. So that's one thing that I would look for in the future. Banking my baby’s blood cord is an insurance and I'm a believer in that. I’d rather have it than not. It’s an investment and you don't have a chance to decide later.

I did cord blood banking for my second child. This is my third pregnancy, and I wanted to do it again. I was comfortable with ViaCord. The first time was very simple. This time, I have to do it a bit differently, so I didn't like that so much. I still have to open the package and I have to send something to them. I still have three weeks to go. Every time I called ViaCord, if I had questions or anything, they reached out very fast and made it clear. It was very smooth. I was just hoping there would be a better discount for a second child. When I talked to the lady, it seemed like there isn't much.

Everything was great with our experience with ViaCord. The reps really had a good explanation. They were also extremely courteous and very helpful in answering questions.

I had a good experience with ViaCord. They called me right away. The girl that called me was really nice. She asked me if I had any questions. I told her, no. She just kept calling me and making sure that I didn't have any other questions. But she wasn't pressing about it. So, I liked that. I would recommend ViaCord.