CorCell

CorCell  established in 1995  and became a subsidiary of Cord Blood America Inc. (CBAI) in March of 2007.
In addition to cord blood banking, the company offered cord tissue banking, which increases the amount of stem cells collected during processing. In 2018, Cord Blood America Inc. was acquired by California Cryobank, and CorCell became a part of its FamilyCord brand. California Cryobank and Cord Blood Registry were simultaneously acquired by an investment firm later that year, and FamilyCord and CBR merged under the Cord Blood Registry brand.

If you banked newborn stem cells with Cord Blood America Inc. or CorCell, your long-term cryogenic storage contracts and tissue samples were likely transferred to and maintained by  Cord Blood Registry (CBR).
To find information about you account use contact info on the bottom of this page.

Fast Facts

  • CorCell’s storage facilities was located in Las Vegas, Nevada, and was the home to more than 25,000 stem cell units
  • CorCell was registered with the FDA (U.S. Food and Drug Administration) and accredited by the AABB (American Association of Blood Banks)
  • CorCell’s collection kit used CPD (citrate–phosphate–dextrose) as a preservative and keeps temperatures regulated as stem cells travel to the labs. Once it arrives, the umbilical cord samples are temperature verified for quality control
  • CorCell’s cord blood units were stored at −196 degrees Celsius using cryogenic freezing

Contact Info

Phone Numbers:
888-CORDBLOOD ( 1-888-973-5352 )

Email:
services_questions@cordblood.com
treatment_questions@cordblood.com

Address:
CBR Systems, Inc.
Attention: Client Services
6550 S. Bay Colony Drive, Ste 160
Tucson, AZ 85756

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