Greenplace Healthcare: Dedicated Clinical Logistics for Fertility Care in Mexico
Updated: Sep 5
TL;DR
Greenplace Healthcare is a healthcare organisation providing dedicated clinical logistics for embryos, eggs, and sperm moving to, from, and within Mexico — not a general courier that happens to carry medical material.
Every case is overseen by a Clinical Care Coordinator, with continuity of care maintained between your originating clinical team and your receiving clinic in Mexico from the first call through to delivery.
We manage COFEPRIS permitting, cryogenic handling, and repatriation of biological material as part of a single, clinically governed care pathway — not a series of separate transactions.
Coordinating fertility care in Mexico? Speak with our Care Team about your clinical logistics needs.
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A Different Kind of Logistics Partner
Reproductive material isn't cargo, and the organisation moving it shouldn't be structured like a courier company. Greenplace Healthcare exists because families navigating IVF or surrogacy in Mexico deserve a partner whose priority is clinical continuity — not just a container that arrives on time.
Every shipment we handle sits within a broader model of care: a Clinical Care Coordinator is assigned to your case, working directly with your originating clinical team and your receiving clinic in Mexico to keep every step aligned with your treatment plan — not handled as a standalone transport booking.
Continuity of Care, Not a Handover
One of the most overlooked risks in cross-border fertility treatment is the gap between clinical teams — the moment where responsibility for a patient's material passes from one system to another with no shared clinical oversight in between.
Our model is built to close that gap:
A single Clinical Care Coordinator manages your case from initial contact through to confirmed delivery at your receiving clinic
Direct clinical liaison between your originating clinic and the receiving clinic in Mexico, so documentation, timing, and treatment scheduling are aligned before your shipment moves
A documented duty-of-care record for every stage of the journey, not just a delivery confirmation
This is what we mean by continuity of care — your case is treated as one coordinated clinical journey between two clinical teams, with us as the connective layer, rather than a transport leg that happens to fall between them.
Care Pathways, Not Delivery Tiers
Because we approach this as healthcare rather than courier work, our service is structured as clinical care pathways rather than shipping tiers:
Standard Clinical Care — full clinical coordination and cryogenic transport for straightforward, well-planned cases
Enhanced Clinical Care — added coordination support for cases with tighter timelines or more complex documentation needs
Every pathway includes the same underlying clinical and regulatory standard — the difference is the level of dedicated coordination support around your specific case.
The Regulatory Foundation: COFEPRIS
Every shipment into or out of Mexico requires an approved COFEPRIS permit — Mexico's Federal Commission for the Protection Against Sanitary Risks. Without it, biological material cannot legally clear customs. We manage this process as part of your clinical care pathway, coordinating directly with both clinical teams so permitting timelines are built into your treatment plan from the outset, rather than handled as an afterthought once a shipment date is already set.
This is general regulatory information, not legal advice. We recommend confirming current requirements directly with our Care Team as part of your treatment planning.
How We Handle Your Material
Validated cryogenic packing, maintaining approximately -196°C with full temperature logging throughout transit
Hand-carry only — every shipment accompanied by a dedicated courier in the aircraft cabin, never checked as cargo
Do Not X-Ray protocol, followed without exception at every checkpoint
ISO 9001:2015 certified process and FCA-regulated insurance on every case
Repatriation: Bringing Material Home Under the Same Standard of Care
Continuity of care doesn't end when treatment in Mexico does. We coordinate repatriation of embryos, eggs, or sperm back to a patient's home country under the same clinical governance model — a single Clinical Care Coordinator, direct liaison between clinical teams, and the same cryogenic and regulatory standard applied on the way home as on the way out.
Need to coordinate repatriation from Mexico? Contact our Care Team to discuss your case.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is Greenplace Healthcare different from a standard cryogenic courier? We operate as a healthcare organisation, not a transport company. Every case is managed by a Clinical Care Coordinator who maintains continuity between your originating and receiving clinical teams, rather than treating your shipment as a standalone delivery.
Do you handle the COFEPRIS permit process? Yes. We coordinate COFEPRIS permitting directly with both clinical teams as part of your care pathway.
Can you help if I need to bring embryos, eggs, or sperm back from Mexico? Yes. Repatriation is coordinated under the same clinical governance model as inbound transport.
What's the difference between your care pathways? All pathways apply the same clinical and regulatory standard. The difference is the level of dedicated coordination support — from Standard Clinical Care through to a fully Dedicated Care Pathway for more complex or time-sensitive cases.
Talk to Our Care Team
Whether you're coordinating treatment in Mexico or bringing embryos, eggs, or sperm home afterward, our Clinical Care Coordinators manage the full journey — permitting, cryogenic handling, and continuity of care between clinical teams. Contact us today to discuss your case.
Global Line: +442081500059
WhatsApp: +447585610211
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