Stem Cells-Impacting Real Families, Like Yours, Right Now

When you bank your baby's stem cells with LifebankUSA®, you bank with experience. As a matter of fact, LifebankUSA has had over a decade of experience in stem cell banking.

*These are diseases for which stem cell treatments have been shown to be potentially beneficial, but additional studies are required before they can be used as standard therapy.These investigational uses are not consistent with current labeling. Stem cells from the placenta and cord blood are indicated to rebuild blood.

Banking placenta stem cells can substantially increase the number of stem cells available for treatment, compared with cord blood alone. LifebankUSA, through its Placenta-Cord banking service, released stem cells from both the placenta and the cord blood for groundbreaking treatment (3/28/08 transplant above) that enabled the patient to be treated with more than double the number of CD34+ stem cells, the stem cells that matter for treatment success and patient survival. Clinical studies have shown that transplanting more CD34+ stem cells can lead to improved treatment success and patient survival. View Product Information

An Experts View

"I recommend combining placenta-drived stem cells and cord blood because it gives youthe most cells possible - including more of the stem cells that matter most for a potentially lifesaving transplant. LifebankUSA is the only cord blood banking company that provides placenta-derived stem cells and cord blood stem cell banking to families."

Mitchell Cairo, MD
Chief, Pediatric Blood and Marrow Transportation Division
Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital

A renowned pediatric blood and cancer specialist and researcher with a distinguished 25-year career in medicine, Dr. Cairo has saved coutless lives through stem cell transplants and his advances in therapeutic research. Dr. Cairo is Chief of the Pediatric Blood and Marrow Transplantation Division at the Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital and Professor of Pediatrics, Medicine, and Pathology at Columbia University, New York, NY.