Insurance
State Laws concerning insurance available for infertility treatment vary widely across the United States.
What's New at ASRM
- Income level and education do not have an impact on long-term reproductive outcomes for couples undergoing infertility care
- Telehealth Coding Extension and 2021 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule
- ASRM Coding Corner- Coding Questions At Your Fingertips
- Your employer, not state, is more likely to determine insurance coverage to infertility care
- Telehealth enables physicians to address a broad spectrum of diagnoses related to male infertility
- Congress Renews Pledge to Achieve #IVF4All
- Coding for COVID-19 Vaccine Administration
- ASRM Launches New Center for Leadership and Policy, Releases First Report
- When the economy is down and unemployment is up, many couples are unable to access fertility care to expand families
- SART Fertility Experts - Infertility Advocacy and Government Affairs.
- ASRM Today: ASRM Public Policy Priorities Within the Biden Administration and 117th Congress
- ASRM Task Force on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Issues Statement, Recommendations
- ASRM and RESOLVE Advocacy Day Outreach Encourages Congress to Remove Barriers to Family Building
Resources
- State Infertility Insurance Laws
- New Hampshire
- Do Insurance Plans Cover Infertility Treatment?
- Can I Freeze My Eggs to Use Later If I'm Not Sick?
- Rhode Island
- Utah
- Cuidado reproductivo fronterizo (Cross-border reproductive care)
- Cross-border reproductive care 跨境生殖保健服务
- Terapia hormonal bioidentica (Biodentical hormone therapy)
- Delaware
- What Do I Need to Know About Zika Virus and Trying to Have a Baby?