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reddy
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Post by reddy »

Hi Tinaviju,

I used to go to Fremont Kaiser. But I changed to Stanford. Kaiser, they started only last year and the insurance doesn't cover. If you still want more advice, go to this forum. It's more location specific.
http://www.ivfconnections.net/board/for ... y.php?f=18
(I think you have to register here too)

Good Luck
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angelbaby
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Post by angelbaby »

Hi Tina,

It really depends on what your insurance coverage is. Sometimes Kaiser will cover 50% of the costs for the 1st 2 IVF's. But again it all depends on your insurance plan.

Like my insurance does not cover anything for IVF costs, not even medications.

It covers upto 4 IUI's.

Hope this helps.
Me- PCOS
IUI - Aug 03 -ve
1st IVF - Oct 05 / 2ww - Nov 05 - Failed due to OHSS
Final IVF try - Jan/Feb 2006
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Post by reddy »

Hi Tina, Stanford covers ivf depending on your insurance and the company policy you have. Talk to the insurance coordinator. I heard in kaiser you have to pay like $11000 whereas in stanford, nothing for 1ivf and 1FET.

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