I believe this was my post. Natera is in network, but only if you get the PPO plan. But I decided not to use them because it takes them longer to make the probe and they don't tell you if embryos are mosaics for PGT-A (which you have to do when you do PGT-M). I am going to try to get CareFirst to make an exception to cover my PGT-M since there were no in-network labs, but I don't have high hopes. I don't remember the exact amount but with Igenomix and the Shady Grove patient discount it's about $3500 each time you do the PGT-M testing. They do let you batch though.

Bumping this - OP did you find an answer? How much out of pocket costs are you looking at?

Bumping this thread because we are in the same boat. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Apologies if this has been posted before, but is there anyone who has the Maryland Carefirst Gold HMO individual plan who has gotten PGT-M (PGD) testing done due to being genetic disease carriers? If so, were you able to find a lab to do the testing that was in-network?