In 2020, Tiffany Score and Steven Mills placed their faith in a Florida IVF clinic that promised “compassionate, advanced fertility care tailored to each unique journey.”
Five years later, the south central Florida couple welcomed a daughter named Shea, only to discover that the baby Tiffany had carried and delivered was genetically another couple’s child.
The catastrophic mix-up at the Fertility Center of Orlando has since exposed a clinic accused of sloppy laboratory practices, a doctor facing multiple lawsuits, and a $6 billion fertility industry critics say remains dangerously under-regulated.