Had a $30 copay for each dr. visit. I think I paid $200 for the drugs (there were a couple that weren't covered) and $750 for the anesthesia for the egg retrieval. Everything else was covered. Only needed 1 cycle, thankfully.

$40/month for frozen sperm and embryos (this is indefinite until we decide what to do if we have anything left)
$500 to thaw the sperm/embryo (we've done fresh and frozen transfers, thawing isn't covered for either)
Co-pays for meds and visits which probably added up to a few hundred

We did PGS testing once, but stopped with subsequent cycles. A few thousand for the PGS when we did it.

About $500 for meds plus about 2k for cryopreservation, storage and thaw

Anonymous wrote:This was several years ago but I paid $40 specialist copay for each time I went in (all monitoring plus retrieval/transfer) and then the usual drug copays, I think hcg was generic so zero but FSH and menopur were specialty drugs with a $50 copay each.

My costs were identical to this- I always saved my invoices and my $40 copays added up to about $12,000!!!!

I paid about $15k ooo. Insurance covered $15k for prescriptions and $15k for procedures. I range out of money for meds before I ran out of money for procedures

Anonymous wrote:We ended up paying about 10,000 dollars OOP between copays, freezing embryos and PGS. Our plan had a 10k cap on medicqation and 25k on procedures. We did 3 medicated IUIs, two retrievals and one transfer with PGS and ICSI. The transfer was successful.

That's actually not bad for a total of all your procedures.

We ended up paying about 10,000 dollars OOP between copays, freezing embryos and PGS. Our plan had a 10k cap on medication and 25k on procedures. We did 3 medicated IUIs, two retrievals and one transfer with PGS and ICSI. The transfer was successful.

Haven't done my cycle yet this year, but I was told a $30 copay with each visit and a $300 copay for procedures. Plus my $1750 deductible. This is the MD carefirst individual exchange plan.

Just an FYI, the insurance company isn't what decides on the coverage, it will vary from employer to employer.

This was several years ago but I paid $40 specialist copay for each time I went in (all monitoring plus retrieval/transfer) and then the usual drug copays, I think hcg was generic so zero but FSH and menopur were specialty drugs with a $50 copay each.

Anonymous wrote:$0 OOP

amazing. They even paid for PGS?!

Anonymous wrote:$0 OOP

what insurance was this?

$0 OOP

If your insurance covers IVF, how much did you pay for the procedure + drugs?