In vitro fertilization: a cross-sectional analysis of 58 US insurance companies.

Michael HaAbigail DreesMadalyn MyersEmily R FinkelsteinMary DandulakisMaxine ReindorfDana M RoqueStephanie A BeallSheri SlezakYvonne M Rasko

Published in: Journal of assisted reproduction and genetics (2022)

Most Americans with health insurance are provided a public policy regarding IVF. However, there is great variation in coverage and requirements to receive coverage between insurers. Coupled with inconsistencies in state-level mandates and available choices for employer-sponsored plans, this may limit coverage of IVF services and, therefore, access to infertility treatment.

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