IVF insurance question

Re: IVF insurance question

• MrsSchmookems

  January 2011

  We will be next year, but our new insurance company covers preexisting conditions. I would just call the company you are switching to and they can answer your questions.

  TTC #1, Cycle 32ish, Unexplained Infertility 4/2011, 5/2011, 6/2011: Clomid, Ovidrel TI - BFN 9/2011: IUI #1 unmedicated - BFN 7/2012: IUI #2 with Gonal-F 75 iu, Ovidrel (1 follicle) - BFN 8/2012: IUI #3 with Gonal-F 150 iu, Ovidrel, Cronine (7 measurable follies, triggered when 2 mature) - Beta on 9/9

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• JennPierog member

  January 2011

  I have the same question! what state do you live in? I live in CT where there is a state mandate coverage but it said that there is a 12 mth waiting for new policy holders. I;m a little confused. I'm a nurse in a catholic hosptial and they believe god doesnt want me to have babies so they cover nothing!! on the bases of religion. So Im going on my dh's insureance. Well I hope it wall works out for you. good luck

  
  
  
  
  
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• keeptryin

  January 2011

  I live in Iowa and my insurance covers nothing. I think your Catholic hospital policy is crazy.

  

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• Mr. & Mrs. Woodtick member

  January 2011

  I did and my new insurance did not consider infertility a preexisting condition.

  
  After 4 years, 3 failed IUIs and 2 failed IVFs our surprise miracle is here!
  
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  TTC # 2 BFP 03/02/13 = CP, BFP 05/14/13 = CP, BFP 08/09/13 = CP

  RPL testing = normal

  TI Cycle #1, 50 clomid days 3-7, 150 iu Follistim days 8-11 = BFP! EDD May 22, 2014

  Betas: 13 DPO = 79, 15 DPO = 149, 19 DPO = 788, 22 DPO = 2031

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