Regenerative Biologics, Inc

09/06/2026

Your Birth Plan Can Include Donation ✨

Planning for your little one’s arrival? If you’re interested in placenta donation, consider talking with your physician or nurse before delivery to learn more and see if you’re eligible.

The process is simple: connect with your care team, complete the necessary consent and health questionnaire, and our recovery team will coordinate with your doctor on the day of delivery.

A conversation before birth can help you feel prepared and make sure you know what to expect! Check out our website at the link below or contact us for more information.

https://www.rbitissue.org/registertodonate

09/03/2026

September is Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month. 💜

We’re raising awareness about gynecologic cancers and the importance of knowing your body, recognizing changes, and talking with your healthcare provider about any concerns.

From prevention and early detection to treatment and recovery, awareness can make a difference. Let’s start the conversation, share information, and support the individuals and families impacted by gynecologic cancer.

08/31/2026

08/27/2026

Behind every donation is a story. 💗

We recently received a heartfelt letter from a recipient who shared how donated tissue supported her journey through Achilles surgery and recovery.

Her words are a powerful reminder that tissue donation can reach far beyond the moment of donation. It can help someone get back to the life they love.

08/24/2026

Interested in making a difference through placenta donation? Here’s how it works:

Step 1: Talk with your physician or nurse at your next visit, or contact our Donor Coordinator.

Step 2: Complete a brief consent form and medical social questionnaire.

Step 3: On the day of delivery, your doctor will work with our recovery team to help ensure a successful donation.

Three simple steps. One meaningful opportunity to support healing and regenerative medicine. ✨

08/12/2026

3 Things You May Not Know About Placenta Donation ⬇️

1. Donation happens after birth.
Placenta donation takes place after your baby is born and the placenta has been delivered. It does not interfere with the birth process or your time with your baby.

2. It can fit into your birth plan.
If you choose to donate, the donation process is coordinated with your care team and can happen alongside the normal postpartum process.

3. Donated tissue can support healing.
Placental tissue contains naturally occurring components that may be used in regenerative medicine and research to support the development of treatments that help the body heal.

08/05/2026

Some of life's biggest gifts come in the smallest hands. 👶💙

Every birth marks the beginning of a new chapter. For donor families, it's also the beginning of a journey that extends beyond their own story. Through placenta donation, a temporary organ can help support healing and medical advancements that benefit others.

Thank you to the families who choose to give the gift of healing.

07/27/2026

We're shining the spotlight on Kalia Johnsen, one of our dedicated Recovery Technicians in Florida! ⭐️

For nearly a year and a half, Kalia has been helping families through the placenta donation process with compassion, care, and kindness. One donor mom recently shared that Kalia was "...so sweet and went over everything with us. She made everything simple."

When asked what she enjoys most about working at RBI, Kalia shared: "Working for RBI has been such an incredible experience, especially getting to have those meaningful, one-on-one talks with moms. I love seeing their faces light up when we talk about how amazing the placenta is and how many lives it can positively impact."

When she's not at the hospital, you'll likely find Kalia soaking up the Florida sunshine, whether she's out on the boat or relaxing at the beach.

Thank you, Kalia, for making every donor family's experience meaningful. Your compassion and dedication help transform the gift of birth into the gift of healing. 💙

07/23/2026

With temperatures rising in the summer, it's natural to wonder if your baby needs extra water to stay hydrated.

If your baby is under six months old and exclusively breastfed, the answer is no. Breastmilk is made up of about 90% water, and it adjusts to meet your baby's needs, even in hot weather. Offering water before six months can actually interfere with exclusive breastfeeding and fill your baby up on something with no nutritional value.

The best way to keep your baby hydrated in the heat is simply to breastfeed more often.

Baby-Friendly designated facilities are committed to giving families the evidence-based support they need to meet their feeding goals and give their baby the best start.

🌐Visit us online: babyfriendlyusa.org

07/14/2026

The placenta is one of the hardest-working organs, working 24/7 for 40 Weeks.

Throughout pregnancy, it:
💙 Delivers oxygen and nutrients
🧬 Produces hormones that support pregnancy
🛡️ Helps protect the baby from harmful substances
♻️ Removes waste products
🌱 Supports healthy growth and development

After birth, many families choose to donate their placenta, allowing this remarkable organ to continue its purpose by supporting healing through regenerative medicine. To learn more about how you can donate today, check out our website at the link below.

https://www.rbitissue.org/registertodonate