Many couples experience emotional stress when having difficulty becoming pregnant. The costs of reproductive medicine can often be an added source of stress. In recognition of this, Advanced Reproductive Care has developed financing and reimbursement programs to help couples manage the financial aspects of reproductive medicine. The financing program offered by Advanced Reproductive Care is an additional resource for your consideration in overcoming any financing limitation you might be facing.

Please visit http://www.arcfertility.com/ for further information on financing your reproductive medicine treatment.

For your convenience, we accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express.

*Prices subject to change without prior notice.

If you have insurance, it can be difficult to determine exactly what costs will be covered by your current policy. If you are reluctant to pursue treatment because of financial concerns, determining what your coverage is in advance can help set you mind at ease.  If you experience difficulty obtaining this information, please call (703) 920-3890 to speak with a member of our Financial Services team. 

Click here if you would like to submit a question to our Financial Services department.

Insurance Carriers with Whom Dominion Fertility Participates:

• Aetna
• Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
• CareFirst National Capital Area PPO
• CareFirst of Maryland PPO
• CIGNA PPO
• First Health
• Great West PPO
• Mulitplan
• Private Health Care Systems

*United Healthcare patients- Check your card for multiplan affiliation, as we are not directly contracted with United.

If your insurance is not listed above, you may call a representative from your insurance company to determine if out of network coverage is offered. If you are unable to find this information, please call to speak with a member of our Financial Services team for assistance.

Determining your coverage

You should have received an information packet regarding your insurance plan when you first enrolled. If you did not, you may request one from your employer. This packet will contain the details of your benefits. Review and highlight the sections pertaining to infertility benefits so you may easily find and refer back to this information.

If you plan to pursue treatment, it is always a good idea to speak with your insurance company in advance.  There is a customer service phone number on your insurance card. When speaking with a representative, it will best serve you to do the following:

• Document the day and time you called, as well as the name of the representative you spoke with.
• Ask what your benefits are specifically relating to infertility.
• Some examples of questions you might want to ask are:

-What is my copay?

-During which office visits will I be required to pay a copay?

-Is there a deductible?

-If I am responsible for a percentage of the cost, what is the percentage?

-Will my medications be covered?

-Does this plan require authorization prior to beginning treatment?

• Request the information that they have provided about your specific policy in writing, and also take your own notes.

If you plan to change your insurance or purchase insurance prior to treatment...