Cell Care


Cell Care Australia is dedicated to the collection, storage, and research of umbilical cord blood and tissue, focusing on potential treatments for conditions such as cerebral palsy and type 1 diabetes. They collaborate with medical and research institutions to advance stem cell therapies and provide various storage plans to families, emphasizing quality, security, and customer satisfaction.

Industries

biotechnology
genetics
health-care
therapeutics

Nr. of Employees

small (1-50)

Cell Care

Moorabbin, Victoria, Australia, Oceania


Products

Prepaid multi‑year and lifetime storage plans (cord blood and tissue)

Prepaid storage packages with options for 20-year, 30-year or lifetime storage terms covering processing, testing and cryogenic storage; payment available as lump sum or monthly finance.

Annual storage subscription plans (cord blood and tissue)

Annual subscription model where initial processing fee is paid and an annual storage fee is charged for ongoing cryostorage and client services.


Services

Provision of sterile collection kits and on-call trained collectors to perform cord blood and cord tissue collections at delivery.

Processing, testing and long-term cryopreservation of cord blood and cord tissue in monitored cryogenic storage with environmental and security controls.

Operational and logistical support for clinical trials using cord blood, including collection of sibling/own cord blood for Phase I safety studies and coordination with research institutes and hospitals.

Logistics and hand-delivery of processed cellular products to clinical sites for approved or compassionate-use treatments.

Expertise Areas

  • Umbilical cord blood banking
  • Cord tissue biobanking
  • Cryopreservation and long-term storage
  • Clinical trial support for cell therapies
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Key Technologies

  • Cryogenic storage using liquid nitrogen
  • Aseptic sample collection
  • Cold-chain logistics and hand-delivery for clinical use
  • cGMP-aligned processing workflows
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News & Updates

Zara became the first child in Australia to receive an infusion of her own cord blood as part of her experimental treatment for cerebral palsy, supported by Cell Care and other institutions.

Cell Care collaborates with Cerebral Palsy Alliance and supports clinical trials and treatment options for children with cerebral palsy using cord blood therapy.


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