IVF funding sources

[amberlea99]

We found out recently our first round of IVF failed.  We were soo disappointed as we spent our savings on it.  We're desperate to do another round ASAP because our donor is leaving the country May 2011.  Are there any additional funding sources we could explore?  My insurance won't cover any IVF costs.  HELP

[amberlea99]

How do I look into IVF grants?  Is that just something I'd have to see if my office does or can you get grant from an outside agency?

[Kricket212]

I would think that what he meant about military family & working something out is maybe a discount.  I would look into IVF Grants.
My office gives grants.

[amberlea99]

Thanks for all the suggestions.  During my embryo transfer my doctor said he wasn't worried about me getting pregnant, but that he just didn't know if it would be this round (which didn't work) or next.  My donor is in the military; thus, why she is leaving the country.  My doctor's son is also in the military.  He said since we're military families we'd figure something out.  I'm not sure what he meant by that, but I'm trying to figure out.  I'm hoping there's a way.

[wishes03]

come to India it is affordable rate of ivf even i am also going for ivf in the month of jan;11.

[alma0988]

come to mexico it is about half the price.

[mhv]

I don't have any suggestions other then, some clinic's will offer a 100% refund program with donor eggs.  Attain IVF and Shady Grove Fertility are 2 places I know right off the top of my head. they are the cost of about 2 full cycles, but you 100% back if it doesn't work. I know several ladies on here who's own clinic's offer shared risk or refund programs.  They office financing also.

I wish I had more to offer, but these are the only solutions I have found.

Good LUck!