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Financial Matters

At Georgia Reproductive Specialists, we participate with a number of insurance plans and also offer financial programs for patients seeking treatment who do not have insurance coverage. We know that financial concerns can be a primary stumbling block for couples requiring advanced fertility treatment and we are committed to doing our part to allow patients to receive the treatment they need, regardless of their financial situation.

These programs include our unique IVF Shared Risk Program, Global Fee Fertility and IVF plans and ARC. These plans were designed to maximize your chances of conceiving through appropriate treatment while minimizing the overall financial risk that can accompany advanced fertility treatment. The cost of infertility medications can contribute up to one-third of the cost of one cycle. The prices of these medications can vary dramatically depending on the pharmacy. GRS works with fertility pharmacies, both local and mail order, that offer a full-range of infertility medications and supplies at reasonable costs.

We encourage each of our patients to understand their infertility insurance benefits, the costs associated with treatment options and the likelihood of success in an effort to make informed choices related to the treatments recommended by the GRS physician. A GRS financial counselor will personally meet with you to explain your insurance coverage and benefits. During this meeting, the counselor will review anticipated costs for medical treatments that you may be considering and review any responsibility for payment that you may have due to deductibles, co-insurance or co-payments. If you have any questions or concerns related to financial issues, please contact the GRS Financial Coordinator at 404-843-2229 or finance@ivf.com.

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