Month: July 2023
Fertility health coverage is still hard to come by in many states
Published by Indiana Capital Chronicle. Read the full article. As fertility rates drop and more women postpone childbirth into their 30s and 40s, more states are considering mandating that private…
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Why many IVF patients worry about the antiabortion movement
Published by The Washington Post. Read the full article. “Yes, but … .” That’s because, although my husband and I have two young children, we also have six potential babies.…
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Democrats, health groups call out OPM over infertility coverage
Published by Federal Times. Read the full article. Reproductive health advocacy groups and Democratic lawmakers are pressing the Office of Personnel Management on why some insurers offer fewer infertility treatments…
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Booker, DeLauro Reintroduce Bicameral Legislation to Increase Access to Infertility Treatment
Published by Inside NJ. Read the full article. WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, U.S. Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ) and U.S. Representative Rosa DeLauro (D-CT) reintroduced the bicameral Access to Infertility Treatment…
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Wisconsin law doesn’t cover infertility services, making it costly for patients struggling to conceive
Published by Wisconsin Public Radio. Read the full article. 21 states have fertility insurance coverage laws. In the Midwest, Illinois is a harbor and an outlier. When Kathy Waligora learned…
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Breakdown the Infertility Stats and Data
In the patient advocacy health space, data is KING. Knowing who has a particular disease or condition, knowing how people receive medical care, and knowing the outcomes of that medical…
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