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Infertility and related conditions are considered disabilities under federal (ADA) and California state law (FEHA), offering protection against workplace discrimination. Employees are entitled to reasonable accommodations, including time off for IVF and other fertility treatments, under the ADA, FEHA, FMLA, and CFRA.
International Council on Infertility Information Dissemination provides an IVF scholarship to help those who cannot afford IVF treatments. The IVF procedure is donated by reproductive specialists. In many cases, you will have to travel for treatment.
What tests are done for infertility? Tests for infertility include laboratory tests, imaging tests, and certain procedures. Imaging tests and procedures look at the reproductive organs and how they work. Laboratory tests often involve testing samples of blood or .
Prior authorization must be obtained from your insurance company before beginning an IVF Cycle. Prior authorization can take up to 15 business days to be approved or denied. You will not be able to start IVF treatment (medications) without a prior authorization in place.
Infertility treatment, on the other hand, is typically not covered, regardless of whether it is iatrogenic or naturally occurring. One reason many insurance companies refuse to cover ART is that they are often viewed as elective procedures, not medically necessary ones.