Infertility Treatment Cost

Infertility treatment costs can seem daunting, especially if your employer does not provide infertility insurance coverage - as many do not. Cost becomes a major factor when couples must cover these costs out of pocket.

You can cut your infertility costs several ways:

Infertility treatment costs are tax deductible - learn the pros and cons to 1040 deductions and a flexible spending account
Infertility insurance laws dictate who has coverage - know the laws the govern your employer's plan
Cost of infertility treatments can be offset - supplemental insurance provides a payout when you deliver

Find the average costs and strategies to deal with them for a variety of infertility treatments. Click the links below to learn more.

Artificial Insemination Cost

Artificial insemination is one of the lower cost infertility treatments, and enjoys high success rates because it is the first procedure attempted by couples trying to conceive. Leverage your high probability of success, and predictable conception date with supplemental insurance.

ICSI Cost

ICSI - Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection is helpful for men with certain sperm defects. Costs when combined with IVF can exceed $20,000 per cycle. Reduce costs with your FSA, and leverage high success rates by purchasing supplemental insurance.

IUI Cost

IUI - Intrauterine Insemination costs and success rates vary widely and depend upon the number of follicles, sperm count, medications and testing needed.

IVF Cost

In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) costs range from $10,000 to $15,000 per cycle. With uncertain success rates, your total costs can balloon quickly. Learn how to IVF rebate programs really work, and how to take advantage of fertility clinics' insider information.

Fertility Drug Cost

Fertility drugs often mean frequent co-pays, or large co-insurance for those with infertility health insurance. For the vast majority of infertile couples, they must pay the entire cost of their fertility drugs 100%. An FSA cuts these costs by 1/3 or more.

Tubal Ligation Reversal Cost

Surgery for tubal ligation reversal is not usually covered by health insurance. Costs can range from $5,000 to $15,000 depending upon the type of procedure needed: anastomosis, or tubal implantation. Afterwords a pregnancy often ensues. Learn how to prepare.

Vasectomy Reversal Cost

Vasectomy reversal is not usually covered by health insurance. Costs can range from $5,000 to $20,000 depending upon the complexity of the surgery. Afterwords a pregnancy often ensues. Learn how to prepare.

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