- Choosing between a PPO vs Consumer Directed Plan
- Determining if my current providers are covered
- % increase for monthly out of pocket fees depending on the insurance provider
- Potential FSA contributions
I received clarification on my current health insurance on moving towards IVF (if Cycle 6 doesn't work). If Cycle #6 is unsuccessful, I'll be covered 80/20 on IVF. Thank goodness... Although, I'm still hoping that I don't have to do IVF - it's still a relief to hear that insurance is finally going to kick in.
I also spoke to the RE's office about getting in a fresh cycle of IVF before 12/31/15, to cover my costs (as I'm close to meeting out-of-pocket fees and it'll cost less). Turns out, the RE's office already chose the weeks of Egg Retrieval (ER) and Transfer. I would be looking at December for IVF:
- ER: Week of December 7
- Transfer: Week of December 14.
It felt weird to already know those would be the dates IF I have to move forward with IVF.
We shall see, I should know more by the end of this month on how things will go.
We shall see, I should know more by the end of this month on how things will go.
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