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Fertility Access Program


We believe that every person should have the opportunity to pursue their dream of parenthood. With Fertility Access, you have the peace of mind knowing that 80% of participants take home a baby.



 

4 Reasons to Choose Fertility Access

  1. Easy access. Fertility Access makes paying for IVF treatment simple and stress-free, so you can focus on building you family.

 

  1. Track record of success. 80% of patients who complete the program take home a baby.

 

 

  1. Peace of mind. With the cost of treatment taken care of, you can focus on what’s most important – building your family!
  2. You save money. By bundling your IVF cycles with a Fertility Access program, you can save up to 40% on your treatment costs.

Ready? Connect with Fertility Access to learn more.

The Fertility Access program is designed to give you peace of mind throughout your fertility journey. Call 1-800-USF-9203 to learn more or email us at FertilityAccess@USFertility.com

4 Steps to Enroll in a Fertility Access Program

  1. Speak with a Fertility Access Patient Concierge. 
    A Fertility Access Patient Concierge is available to provide guidance that is specific to your treatment plan, based on your eligibility. Your Concierge will review which option fits your treatment plan and financial situation best and will provide a financial estimate that’s easy to understand. Be sure to also ask about our financing partners.

 

  1. Complete a simple eligibility review. 
    The Fertility Access team will work with your fertility center to review your clinical results to determine if you qualify for the Refund program. There are no clinical requirements for the Multi-Cycle Discount program, and all IVF patients qualify for this program. Once your information has been reviewed, your Concierge will review your options with you. You will simply need to determine how many cycles you wish to include in your package and request a contract from your Concierge.

 

 

  1. Review your contract. 
    Our programs are designed so that patients can choose to pursue treatment without having to weigh the cost against the chance of success without sacrificing high quality care. You should review your program contract carefully and ask your Concierge any questions you may have.

 

  1. Sign and submit. 
    The last step is to sign your contract and pay the one-time, discounted program fee upfront. By paying upfront for a treatment bundle, patients save up to 40% over paying for the same treatment cycle by cycle.

 


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