Customers of UK-owned surrogacy firm in Mexico allegedly face huge bills after insurance denied
The UK government is reviewing the status of the surrogacy agency My Surrogacy Journey following allegations that clients faced massive medical bills after insurance claims were denied in Mexico. The company, founded by Michael and Wes Johnson-Ellis, is currently under scrutiny for its international operations.
Why it matters
It raises critical questions about consumer protection and the ethics of international surrogacy arrangements.
The Department of Health and Social Care is considering whether UK-based provider My Surrogacy Journey should remain listed on gov.uk. The Department of Health and Social Care is considering whether UK-based provider My Surrogacy Journey should remain listed on gov.uk. Surrogacy Customers of UK-owned surrogacy firm in Mexico allegedly face huge bills after insurance denied UK government reviewing allegations about My Surrogacy Journey after complaints about medical costs
Prefer the Guardian on Google The UK government has said it is reviewing allegations about a British-owned surrogacy service after surrogates in Mexico who faced health complications including a hysterectomy had their insurance claims rejected.
The Department of Health and Social Care is considering whether the UK-based provider My Surrogacy Journey should remain listed on gov.uk as one of four domestic surrogacy agencies available to intended parents, after its Mexican sister company received complaints.
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