For Hospitals

Donate Your Birth Tissue Safely After Delivery

Help patients heal and advance medical care by donating unused birth tissue after delivery, at no cost and with no impact on you or your baby.

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Diseases are treated with cord blood

Life Line Stem Cell’s Hospital Birth Tissue Collection Program

Life Line partners with hospitals to support a clinically established birth tissue collection program that expands access to life-saving treatments and advances research.

Cord Blood Collection

Cord blood is used today in the treatment of more than 80 diseases, including cancers, blood disorders, and immune conditions. Hospital-based collection enables access to this non-invasive cell source at the time of birth.


Birth Tissue Collection

Birth tissue, including amniotic membrane, is used in wound care, burn treatment, and surgical recovery due to its anti-inflammatory and anti-scarring properties.

Why Hospitals Partner with Life Line Stem Cell

Position your hospital at the forefront of personalized, life-saving care by offering birth tissue collection — a program that benefits patients, strengthens your reputation, and creates lasting clinical and community value.

Strengthen Clinical Leadership

Strengthen Clinical Leadership

Position your hospital as a leader in maternal and pediatric care by offering a birth tissue collection program that supports life-saving treatments and advances regenerative medicine.

Differentiate Your Maternity Program

Differentiate Your Maternity Program

Attract and retain expecting families by offering advanced services that signal quality, innovation, and compassionate care in an increasingly competitive maternity landscape.

Advance Equity & Community Impact

Advance Equity & Community Impact

Expand access to cord blood and birth tissue resources that support underrepresented populations and reinforce your hospital’s mission to serve the broader community.

Easy Integration. No Added Operational Burden.

Life Line Stem Cell supports hospitals at every stage of program setup, providing the people, processes, and infrastructure needed for collection without disrupting existing workflows.

  • Dedicated staff onsite: Life Line personnel manage consent and collection in coordination with hospital teams.
  • FDA-required consent forms: Life Line provides compliant consent materials and patient education resources.
  • Secure collection and logistics: All handling and transport of birth tissue is managed through fully secure logistics.
  • No added operational burden: No additional hospital staffing or administrative resources are required.
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hospital partners across multiple states

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Life Line Stem Cell staffs the program independently. Our team manages consent and collection on-site, so your nurses and administrative staff aren’t pulled into additional tasks or documentation.

No. There are no fees to your hospital for implementation, staffing, or ongoing participation. The program is designed to add clinical value without impacting your budget.

Life Line Stem Cell. Our staff obtains consent directly from the mother using an FDA-approved form, so your unit retains no consent-related liability or documentation burden.

Life Line owns the full chain of custody. Our staff collects, labels, and transports all tissue through secure, FDA-compliant logistics. Your unit isn’t responsible for storage, handling, or transfer.

Minimal lift: a designated collection space, nursing support on the Donor Disclosure Release form, and the mother’s blood draw (an FDA requirement). Life Line handles onboarding and staff training so your unit can be up and running quickly.

Still have questions? Our team is here to help — and we’ll guide you every step of the way. Call Us: 260-749-9105

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Start a Partnership Conversation

Connect with the Life Line Stem Cell team to learn more about implementing a hospital birth tissue collection program. We’ll walk through program details, answer questions, and discuss next steps based on your hospital’s needs.

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