ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Soaring costs of infertility treatments and preservation burn holes in the pockets of patients already dealing with the emotional upheavals of it. Insurance coverage for infertility treatment is scarce and confusing, and is important to thoroughly understand the covered benefits and exclusions. We are talking to Davina Fankhauser, an expert on policy related to benefits for fertility treatment and preservation who advises patients and professionals on how to effectively communicate with insurers, employers, and legislators to increase access to health benefits.
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