There is no facility with anything to do with postnatal cord banking. However there are several hundred banks in the Detroit MI area.
You can find a cord blood banking service in Canada at the Cord Blood Bank of Canada website. Alternatively, you can also find a cord blood banking service in Canada at the Health Cord website.
The cost of cord blood banking in Alaska is $200 to $500.
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Cord blood banking is a service that collects blood from your newborn baby's umbilical cord and stores it for you in case a medical need for it arises in your family.
Cord blood banking is a medical procedure that involves storing umbilical cord blood. The blood is stored in case it is needed by the donor baby to deal with medical problems in the future.
Some of the pros of cord blood banking include the possibility of of treating the baby for diseases in the future. The major con would be the high cost.
Postnatal diagnosis for congenital toxoplasmosis may include antibody tests of the cord blood and cerebrospinal fluid; an ophthalmologic examination; neurological examinations; and, a computed axial tomography (CT or CAT) scan.
The greatest benefits of banking one's baby's cord blood is that if that child ever becomes sick and needs a complete match they can extract it straight from the cord and won't have to search for a donor. This also applies to some family members of the baby whose cord is banked.
the practice of preserving for future use fetal blood that remains in the umbilical cord at the time of birth.
"There are private cord blood bank facilities, and there are also public cord blood facilities. Private ones are for the private use of whoever uses the facility. Public ones are available to the public. Each state has their own facilities, and to find out if one is abailable in your area, call 1-800-627-7692."
One disadvantage of cord blood banking is the cost. Some private banks will charge about $595 up to $1835. This also includes a $95 annual storage fees. I hope this helps! :)
Private cord blood banking information can be found through many internet sources. Given the nature of the subject, it is best to speak to a medical professional or general practitioner on the subject.