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Depends on your insurance company. I use AETNA and they cover part of the bills for my IUI and IVF treatment. |
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Well,I think the advantages of having infertility treatment insurance is that it can help the couples make all the finance of the treatment possible. But it is still depends on what the insurance you are having can covered. I think there are still limitations to it. |
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Insurance was and still is a big help in our fertility treatments. Even though they dont shoulder the full cost of the treatment, their contribution enables couples like us to continue with the treatment without breaking the bank. |
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We have fertility insurance and it is quite convenient and very helpful. Not all procedures are covered but at least you coverage on the real expensive treatments. |
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But is there really an assurance that they will cover the things they promised to pay? Pardon me if I'm wrong, but there are some insurance company that are just good in making promises and in collecting money from their clients but when the time of payments, they are very not worthy of the pay Kind of frustrating.. |
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You probably dont have a good insurance company. And it should not be a promise to pay, it is an obligation on their part but you also have to pay your premiums regularly. |
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Insurance is like a safety net. Most of the time it does nothing. However, it really helps when you need it. |
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So, what are the requirements in getting a fertility insurance? I'm quite interested..not for myself but for my friend who I think needs infertility treatment but unfortunately, can't afford it. |