Healthcord, Canada’s Trusted Name in Cord Blood and Tissue Banking
Canada’s largest and oldest 100% Canadian cord blood bank. Health Canada Approved, AABB Accredited
Recommended by Physicians and Hospitals across Canada
Healthcord, Canada’s Trusted Name in Cord Blood and Tissue Banking
Proudly Canada’s largest and oldest 100% Canadian cord blood bank. Health Canada Approved, AABB Accredited
Recommended by Physicians and Hospitals across Canada
95% of cord blood units are discarded as medical waste after birth.
Cost of storing stem cells is less than buying a cup of coffee every day
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Latest News
FDA approves clinical trial exploring the use of umbilical cord stem cells to treat severe cases of COVID-19
Learn more about why stem cell therapy may be a way to tackle this pandemic.
Why should you consider banking cord blood?
Find out more about newborn stem cells and why you should consider preserving them.
“All pregnant women should be provided with unbiased information about umbilical cord blood banking options.”
—– The Society of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of Canada
“All pregnant women should be provided with unbiased information about umbilical cord blood banking options.”
—– The Society of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of Canada
WEBINARS
Series 1 | Cord Blood Basics
Understanding cord blood and cord tissue banking
This webinar focuses on cord blood and cord tissue banking to give you an understanding of the process and the importance of preserving newborn stem cells.
Exploring the topics of infections and vaccines, immunity and aging
This webinar looks at research exploring the use of stem cells to restore the immune system.
Proudly 100% Canadian, serving families from coast-to-coast
We are proud to be Canada’s oldest and largest Canadian owned cord blood bank. Healthcord has been the trusted name for cord blood banking from coast-to-coast for over 20 years. Our experienced medical team will provide you with customized care throughout the entire banking process.
FAQs
Can stem cells be used to treat diseases other than blood diseases?
Do I need to bank the cord blood of my second child if I had already banked it for my first child?
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