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Inexpensive Fertility Dr. in West Michigan!
Hi all!
I just wanted to say that I have a great RE and he is relatively inexpensive. My insurance covers virtually everything but cryopreservation, but I know for a fact that he charges $8k for IVF. I know several people in my area who pay $25k-$35k, so I think this is really good. It is Grand Rapids Fertility. Check it out if you're around this area.
I just wanted to say that I have a great RE and he is relatively inexpensive. My insurance covers virtually everything but cryopreservation, but I know for a fact that he charges $8k for IVF. I know several people in my area who pay $25k-$35k, so I think this is really good. It is Grand Rapids Fertility. Check it out if you're around this area.
Life is good. I'm happy to hear you have good ins. too. My primary covers my meds and my secondary covers the rest-except for cryopreservation. My bill for my 1st IVF was $2k.
Since my m/c I had AF 26 days later. THings look normal in there so I am starting a new protocol on April 10 and the injections and all that around April 21, provided all the bills are paid by the ins. to the Dr. offices. I'm really excited to start another one-I hope I get more eggs this time. I only have one frozen embie and I'm only 28 years old. I hope to have at least a couple more. My ins. only covers IVF twice in a lifetime, so I would have to rely on FET. So far, with just one embryo, that is not a likely protocol. I hope to get a couple more frozen for future use. I am praying everyday for a baby or two. I have faith that this next one will work. How are you doing? What are you going to do next? ttyl
Since my m/c I had AF 26 days later. THings look normal in there so I am starting a new protocol on April 10 and the injections and all that around April 21, provided all the bills are paid by the ins. to the Dr. offices. I'm really excited to start another one-I hope I get more eggs this time. I only have one frozen embie and I'm only 28 years old. I hope to have at least a couple more. My ins. only covers IVF twice in a lifetime, so I would have to rely on FET. So far, with just one embryo, that is not a likely protocol. I hope to get a couple more frozen for future use. I am praying everyday for a baby or two. I have faith that this next one will work. How are you doing? What are you going to do next? ttyl
How are you doing anyway? You are so blessed to have such good insurance coverage. My ins covers the meds up to a lifetime of $12,000. I used $6,000 in one IVF cycle and since I've used meds for IUI I only have enough for 1 more IUI with meds. I too am blessed to even have that as I know others have no coverage at all. My clinic charges $6000 for the IVF cycle meds are seperate. Let me know how you are doing.
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