Capital One Healthcare Loan/SG Shared Risk Program

[Anonymous]

Anyone pay for SG's Shared Risk Program using the Capital One Healthcare Loan? What was your experience with both programs? Is it easy to get approved and to make both programs work together?

We are dealing with male factor issues only and we're under 35...I'm thinking of switching to SG because my current RE's practice does not participate in the Capital One program and I'm finding it hard to make paying for their shared risk program through Capital One work...Thank you for your input in advance!

[Anonymous]

We did both and it was scary how easy it was! I think we were approved in minutes and then Capital One contacted Shady Grove and worked out all the details.

[Anonymous]

I've heard through the grapevine (on the infertility boards I frequent) something to the effect that Capitol One will no longer be offering their infertility loans in the near future (as of the end of June, maybe?).
I'm not sure if this is for all clinics and is all loan products but I have heard that there is a change in the works.