RESOLVE in the News
A 32-year-old social worker took a second full-time job working nights to get IVF coverage
Published by Fortune – Read the Full Story After spending more than two years and thousands of dollars on two rounds of IVF, a Minnesota-based aspiring mother ran out of…
Companies have started adding infertility treatment to benefits
Published by 93XRT – Read the Full Story Finding an employer that would help cover the cost of fertility treatments was not an easy task a decade ago. Today, more…
I was the first IVF baby born in America, and here’s why it must be affordable
Published by Tampa Bay Times – Read the full editorial Forty years ago, I was born the first in-vitro baby in the United States, thanks to the foresight of Drs.…
Starting the Conversation About Fertility Benefits
Published by Benefits Magazine – Read Full Article More organizations are offering fertility benefits than ever before as employers seek ways to help workers build their families and provide a…
The latest employee benefit? Helping workers have babies.
By cbsnews.com – Read Full Article Excerpt: More companies are offering to cover the costs of fertility treatments and other family-building services for workers, as they look for ways to…
Wisconsin Bill Would Require Coverage For Fertility Treatments
By insurancenewnet.com – Read Full Article Excerpt: After paying for artificial insemination, menstrual cycle charting, adoption of frozen embryos and related drugs and surgeries, Rachel and Chad Scott have spent…
2021 RESOLVE Press Mentions
Here is a list of RESOLVE’s press mentions in 2021. Read and catch up on what is happening in the family building community 13News Now Vault: America’s first ‘test-tube baby’…
The 2021 Survey On Fertility Benefits Encourages Companies To Offer Family-Building Coverage
By Forbes.com – Read Full Article Excerpt: The 2021 Survey on Fertility Benefits, commissioned by RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association earlier in 2021, reveals how employers evaluate adding or improving family-building…
Freezing Your Eggs Can Cost up to $15,000. Here Are Strategies to Help Pay for It
By money.com – Read Full Article Excerpt: Freezing her eggs was the most empowering thing Jamie Rugg says she did in 2020. It was one of the most expensive ones,…
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