CordBank
PO Box 68 757 Newton
AucklandNew Zealand
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CordBank is New Zealand’s first family cord blood bank – established to give expectant parents and their families the chance to save their newborns umbilical cord blood for their future. Since opening in 2002, thousands of parents from New Zealand, Australia and Asia have chosen to bank their baby’s cord blood with us.
Two of our CordBank families have already succesfully used their childrens stored cord blood. Neither family had any pre-existing medical reason to save their baby’s cord blood – but saw it as an opportunity to plan for the future. It was a decision that has changed their lives and the lives of their families.
Contact:
CordBank
Phone: (Phone) 0800 CORDBANK or +64 9 302 9511
Fax: +64 9 302 9516
Website: http://www.cordbank.co.nz/
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