The Costs of Infertility | Money With Katie Podcast

One in six people globally is affected by infertility—and that means getting pregnant can be expensive. Today, we'll talk about the different types of fertility treatments available like IUI and IVF, how to budget for those costs, and some of the ethical implications of the topic at large.
We'll also be joined by Arielle Bogorad, the SVP of Employer Market Strategy at Progyny, an organization offering comprehensive fertility and family building benefits to more than 5M people across the United States. She'll share more on how to navigate the US healthcare system, what to ask your insurance providers, and how we can advocate for inclusive coverage at a policy level.
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Mentioned in the Episode

1 in 6 people affected by infertility globally: link

Fertility treatment coverage in 2023: link

80% of patients who've undergone fertility treatments say it's negatively impacted their finances: link

2011 survey on fertility treatment costs: link

The cost of IUI, per FertilityIQ: link

The costs of fertility treatments today, per Forbes Health: link

Stats on adoption from the Department of Health and Human Services: link

The costs of adoption, per Nerdwallet: link

Resolve.org from the National Infertility Association: link

Fertility treatment grants: link

IVF lotteries: link

Family building loans and financing plans: link

Shared risk IVF clinics: link

Aura Finance x Noula event on fertility and pregnancy: link

Setting up for medium-term goals: link

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