Anonymous
Post 06/02/2021 09:53     Subject: Maryland mandate
Anonymous wrote:I’m so sorry. I can’t help with your exact mandate question but I have Maryland insurance and they denied us IVF as a same sex couple despite fulfilling the requirements. We successfully got coverage by speaking to the company HR who spoke to the account manager. Our next step was going to be going to our congressional representative if that didn’t work. Good luck.


I’m sorry you and OP have hd to deal with this nonsense.

OP, if you want to fight this, you should go to the state insurance commissioner or state delegate (not congressional rep) since this is a state law issue. Good luck!
Anonymous
Post 06/02/2021 09:45     Subject: Maryland mandate
That's terrible - insurance in this country is despicable. it should be up to your doctor to diagnose infertility not for the insurance to decide! You could try to go through the dispute process or speak to the insurance patient advocate department. As if dealing with infertility is not enough, we have to deal with insurance BS..
Anonymous
Post 06/01/2021 22:52     Subject: Maryland mandate
I’m so sorry. I can’t help with your exact mandate question but I have Maryland insurance and they denied us IVF as a same sex couple despite fulfilling the requirements. We successfully got coverage by speaking to the company HR who spoke to the account manager. Our next step was going to be going to our congressional representative if that didn’t work. Good luck.
Anonymous
Post 06/01/2021 20:18     Subject: Re:Maryland mandate
Sorry I don’t have experience with this but I agree with you that’s terrible. Certainly seems like insurance looking for a way not to cover it.
Anonymous
Post 06/01/2021 17:52     Subject: Maryland mandate
I've had RPL over the past two years, and my insurance is denying me coverage for IVF saying that infertility is the inability to conceive, not the inability to carry a live child. What kind of monstrous definition of infertility is this? Has anyone else had this experience of their insurance interpreting the Maryland mandate this way?