Costs & Financing
We understand there are many challenges associated with overcoming infertility, and a financial burden should not be one of them. Fertility treatment can be a significant financial undertaking for many people, and we offer counseling and support to help you make the decision that’s right for you.
Plans and Costs
We strive to offer a range of treatments and plans to meet the reproductive and financial needs of our patients, including single-and multi-cycle plans. Some patients are surprised that initial treatments, like intrauterine insemination, are not very expensive. Assisted reproductive technologies such as IVF will have a wider price range.
Insurance
Infertility treatment may or may not be covered by your insurance. We encourage you to fully understand your healthcare benefits prior to initiating treatment by calling your insurance plan.
• Aetna
• First Choice
• Kaiser
• Premera
• Regence Blue Cross/Blue Shield (out-of-state plans)*
• United Healthcare/Optum**
* Check with our Financial Counselors for details
** Pacific NW Fertility is the Center of Excellence for this plan
Insurance
Infertility treatment may or may not be covered by your insurance. We encourage you to fully understand your healthcare benefits prior to initiating treatment by calling your insurance plan.
Pacific NW Fertility participates with a number of insurance companies including:
• Aetna
• First Choice
• Group Health
• Premera
• Regence Blue Cross/Blue Shield (out-of-state plans)*
• United Healthcare/Optum**
* Check with our Financial Counselors for details
** Pacific NW Fertility is the Center of Excellence for this plan
Financial Counseling
Let’s face it, talking about money can be uncomfortable, but our financial counselors are very good and know how to help people. They are happy to speak to any prospective or current patients and review the potential costs associated with expected treatment. Keep in mind, new patients usually don’t know their treatment plan until after meeting with their doctor and completing some initial testing. After those things are in place, an appointment with a financial counselor can help you understand your options and make a plan.
You are welcome to call, email, or even pop in and see if a financial counselor may be available.
They are waiting and eager to help you.
EMAIL | 206-582-3849
Financial Counseling
Let’s face it, talking about money can be uncomfortable, but our financial counselors are very good and know how to help people. They are happy to speak to any prospective or current patients and review the potential costs associated with expected treatment. Keep in mind, new patients usually don’t know their treatment plan until after meeting with their doctor and completing some initial testing. After those things are in place, an appointment with a financial counselor can help you understand your options and make a plan.
You are welcome to call, email, or even pop in and see if a financial counselor may be available.
They are waiting and eager to help you.
EMAIL | 206-582-3849
Grants & Loans
Several organizations offer grants to help finance all or part of infertility treatments.
ARC Fertility
ARC is a organization which provides employers and employees with affordable fertility benefit solutions.
Babyquest
Babyquest is a non-profit organization which gives grants to those who need assistance in paying for fertility treatment.
Cade Foundation
This non-profit organization does education and outreach, supporting families struggling with infertility with information and financial support.
Footsteps for Fertility
The Footsteps for Fertility Foundation Grant is a grant of up to $5,000 which is awarded to couples who require fertility treatments to have children.
Financing
In addition to traditional lending sources, there are two companies that our patients commonly work with to finance infertility treatments.
• Prosper HealthCare Lending
• Lending Club
A financial counselor can help you understand the benefits of different lending sources and the options available to you.
Grants
Several organizations offer grants to help finance all or part of infertility treatments.
Babyquest
Babyquest is a non-profit organization which gives grants to those who need assistance in paying for fertility treatment.
Cade Foundation
This non-profit organization does education and outreach, supporting families struggling with infertility with information and financial support.
Footsteps for Fertility
The Footsteps for Fertility Foundation Grant is a grant of up to $5,000 which is awarded to couples who require fertility treatments to have children.