New Life Agency, Inc. today announced that it has joined forces with New Jersey-based The
Diamond Institute IVF Center and
Walgreens Specialty Pharmacy to create the nation's first IVF insurance program. The
Assisted Reproduction Care (ARC) Insurance Program(SM) offers patients suffering from infertility feasible financial solutions for the ever-rising costs of In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) treatments, procedures and fertility medications.
The
ARC Insurance Program(SM) combines insurance coverage with a fertility medication discount plan that can save The
Diamond Institute IVF center's patients more than 50 percent on the cost of standard services, totaling thousands of dollars over the average treatment term. In addition, the program offers hundreds of dollars in discounts on fertility medications through
Walgreens Specialty Pharmacy. The innovative program goes beyond the traditional IVF shared risk program offered by some IVF centers by aggregating the cost of consultations, testing, complication insurance, IVF treatments, surgical treatments and medications to offer unbeatable total savings.
The
ARC Insurance Program(SM) offers 10 doctor-recommend plan options for individual fertility needs, allowing the patient to move through their treatment process fully aware of the total cost of each phase. If pregnancy is not achieved, the program offers refunds and credits during the 18-month enrollment term.
New Life leveraged its industry-leading insurance offerings along with its exclusive third-party administration capabilities through
New World Administrators, Inc. to forge this unique strategic relationship with
Diamond Institutes IVF Center and
Walgreens Specialty Pharmacy. The
ARC Insurance Program(SM) is currently offered exclusively through
The Diamond Institute IVF Center and will be expanded to additional approved IVF centers and providers in 2010.
Trish Taylor, president of
New Life Agency, announced,
"Our partnership with Diamond Institute and Walgreens is a great beginning to an industry-altering turn towards giving patients facing infertility more financial control and insurance surety where they have none today. Our partnerships' demonstrate our company's commitment to help patients and we hope more IVF centers will join our program when we open our offerings to additional providers in 2010."Matan Yemini, MD, co-director of
The Diamond Institute said today,
"Our IVF centers' collaboration with New Life was more than a year in creation and is a unique program to serve patients in these tough economic times."Enyde Polesuk, vice president of product development for
Walgreens Specialty Pharmacy added,
"Our goal is to offer personalized fertility care and the best possible solution for these very specialized pharmacy needs. We are pleased to be a part of this first-of-its-kind cost-savings offering and look forward to making our services more accessible than ever for hopeful parents-to-be."SourceRecent Keyword Searches: change of life babies, the last healty age for women to conceive, 44 years old and after a d&c trying to get pregnant, fertility at age 48how likely is a 49 year old women to get pregnant