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Should single women be allowed to use insurance for infertility treatments?
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Absolutely: Absolutely. Insurance coverage varies a lot by insurer, by plan and by state so you have to check with your insurance to see what they cover. There are 5 states that may discriminate against single women: maryland, arkansas, hawaii, rhode island, and texas, by mandating that insurance is offered that covers infertility treatment for married couples. Most fertility md's don't discriminate, a few do.
Answered 2/9/2017
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