Insurance Coverage

Chances are, your insurance is accepted here. But check if it covers fertility first.

We accept a wide variety of insurance plans. However, not all insurance plans include fertility treatment—or, they cover a portion of diagnostic testing but don’t include treatments or medications. It’s totally plan-specific, so don’t hesitate to call and talk with your insurance provider.

Some of the insurance plans we accept are:

Aetna

BlueCross BlueShield

Cigna

Principle

PHCS

Tricare (standard and prime)

United

Even if your insurance carrier isn’t listed here, we might still accept it.

We know how wait times can be when talking with insurance. Here’s how to make the most of your call.

Before you make an appointment, you’ll want to find out if your plan covers fertility. Waiting on hold with your insurance provider is never fun, so be sure to ask the following questions when you speak with them.

What coverage is available for fertility treatment in my plan? Specifically ask about: diagnosis coverage, blood work, office visits, hysterosalpingogram (HSG), IVF, and semen analysis.
Is a prior authorization needed for treatment?
Do I need to obtain a referral from my ob-gyn or primary care physician before my first appointment with Brown Fertility?
Does my plan cover the cost of medications?
What is my annual lifetime maximum benefit for infertility treatment?

If your insurance plan doesn’t cover fertility, you still have options.

Hearing that your insurance plan doesn’t help with fertility can feel devastating, but it’s not the end of the road. New patient appointments are just $150, and you don’t have to commit to anything to receive that pricing. Once you and our physicians decide on a treatment plan, we’ll sit down with you and discuss exactly what your costs will be and what financial assistance is available.

We’re proud to have connections with pharmacies that result in deep discounts for our patients. You can rest assured your medication costs are the lowest in the Southeast.

Chances are, your insurance is accepted here. But check if it covers fertility first.

Even if your insurance carrier isn’t listed here, we might still accept it.

We know how wait times can be when talking with insurance. Here’s how to make the most of your call.

If your insurance plan doesn’t cover fertility, you still have options.

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