AFFORDING INFERTILITY TREATMENT

Posted October 3, 2014.

For the 1 out of 6 couples who struggle with Infertility, conceiving a child can be challenging. The stress of infertility can include emotional aspects, medical hurdles and financial burdens. The financial counselors at Utah Fertility Center understand those barriers and are here to help you navigate through those roadblocks and alleviate some of your stress. Many diagnostic studies are covered through your insurance provider and our financial team will verify your benefits prior to your first consultation with one of our fertility specialists. Don’t let the worry about finances stop you. Learn about the cause(s) of your infertility, explore treatment options with your physician and affording care with our counselors, and get back on the path to growing your family.

fertility treatment financingUtah Fertility Center participates with many insurance providers, making fertility treatment more accessible to patients. Many insured patients have coverage for their initial consultation.

• Aetna
• Beech Street
• Blue Cross Blue Shield
• Cigna
• DMBA
• EMI Health
• Everest Administrators
• GEHA
• Greatwest
• Medco Value
• PEHP
• Select Care
• Select Choice
• Select Med
• Tall Tree Administrators
• Tricare
• UMR
• United Health Care

If you do not see your insurance company listed above, please give our office a call to check if we are providers of your insurance.

Financing Options
• Springstone
• American Healthcare Lending
• United Medical Credit

Discount Programs
• Military Discount offers active duty a 20% discount.
• ACCESS Program offers a 25% discount for couples that make less than $50,000 a year combined income.

Utah Fertility Center sponsors several infertility awareness events and nonprofit fundraising efforts for infertility patients throughout the year. We host monthly seminars across Utah for the purpose of education and opportunities to learn more about infertility. We encourage you to keep informed and stay involved.

*This information is accurate at time of posting Oct. 2014