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Category: Financing Your Fertility

Financing Fertility Treatments: Build Your Family with Confidence

Are you and your partner trying to start a family but feeling overwhelmed by the costs of fertility treatments? Not all fertility treatments are covered by insurance, so understanding your…

Guide to Fertility Insurance Laws in New England

This post was updated on Jan 1, 2024, to reflect the most up-to-date information, especially as it relates to the state of Maine, which previously had no fertility coverage mandates.…

Infertility Treatment Cost: What You Should Know

There’s a moment when every couple or individual who wants to start their family with the help of infertility treatments realizes how expensive the process is—and it’s often overwhelming. At…

How Much Does IVF Cost?

Over the last forty years in the United States, healthcare spending by individuals has increased 30-fold, from around $350 per person in 1970 to well over $10,000 per person in…

Insurance Coverage Varies Even in States with an Infertility Mandate

Affording Infertility Treatments Having a child is expensive. If you are having difficulty conceiving, as 15% of those desiring a baby do, then the financial obstacles can be prohibitive. This…

Access To Fertility Clinics

In the United States, it would be easy to assume that all patients have access to infertility treatment. In fact, approximately 25 million women in the U.S. have limited or…

Financial Constraints Remain A Major Barrier

Financial constraints remain a major barrier for those seeking fertility care. The rate of single successful deliveries is the goal but this should be attained in the most expedient and…

How IVF Assist Made One Couple’s Dream Come True

Ashley and Rick are your typical American couple in their early thirties. She’s a registered nurse, and he is a submarine mechanic for the Navy. They were ready to start…

Does the Affordable Care Act Translate Into Affordable Fertility Benefits?

The impact of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) are not yet understood, with the majority of law taking effect this year. What remains to be clarified is…

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