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By babycries

| Apr 04, 2011

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INSURANCE CHANGE!

Well found a f/t job in NJ that also had ivf insurance but my RE doesnt take it. Now i have to go through my second round of Ivf with someone new.. I have 4 retrievals, and $25,000 lifetime max... but with Amerihealth.. Does anyone know any excellent RE's in nj that take this which are close to Jersey City..besides URANJ<<???

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mhv

Apr 05, 2011

To: babycries

You can call your insurance company and ask them who is in network in your area. Also, there should be a website you can look up covered docs also.
congrats on the insurance coverage!!! My husbands new job has it too! but, its 18,000 lifetime. I'll take it though! : )

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