The World Egg Bank Helps Families Manage The Cost Of Infertility Treatments

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More than 66 million women received some kind of infertility treatmentlast year in the United States. And more than 15 percent of those women did not pursue treatment for financial reasons. The World Egg Bank estimates that of those patients requiring in-vitro fertilization, 25 percent would be interested in financing given reasonable rates and terms.

The World Egg Bank recently partnered with CapexMD (a fertility finance company) to offer financing to anyone who utilizes one of the company 500+ available egg donors.

Diana Thomas, CEO and founding member of The World Egg Bank said, “Without available financing, a patient often has to decline the recommended procedure due to its high cost and either settle for an alternative or forgo the opportunity all together. This is heartbreaking for so many couples,” she added.

The partnership with CapexMD will allow The World Egg Bank to reach more women and couples facing economic challenges as well as the need to proceed immediately into treatment.

CapexMDspecializes in providing patient financing services for all fertility treatment options. With their ...
... easy loan process and competitive rates, CapexMD ensures the financial aspects of treatment, including fertility medications, are not an obstacle to achieving your dream of a family. CapexMD offers a wide variety of loan options, allowing you to attain the necessary financing required to make your treatment affordable. Each loan program is designed to fit each individual’s circumstances and once approved, their Fertility Loan Specialists will work closely with your fertility center to ensure the funds are secured prior to the commencement of their treatment.

“We are so pleased to be able to offer financing. The partnership with CapexMD is an amazing opportunity for our recipients to develop treatment plans that would not have otherwise been possible,” said Thomas.

Infertility treatment technologies are rapidly improving. The most impactful technology is the successful development of egg freezing which makes the IVF process more reliable, efficient and patient friendly.

Costs:

• Fresh Donor Eggs: $25,000 – $40,000 per attempt.

• Cryopreserved (Frozen) Donor Eggs: $20,000 per attempt.

• Outcomes with frozen donor eggs are statistically compariable and a vastly simplified process than fresh donor eggs.

CapexMD:

• Interest rates are 11 to 13% – much less than competition and credit card

• No Collateral is required

• 24 hour Approval after application submission

• Approval rate of 60% – this is 15% greater than the industry average

• Patient can see the doctor of their choice

• Immediate funding on approval

The World Egg Bank has made shipping donor eggs worldwide an easy process. Our experience and quality control systems ensure expediency and security. We have been shipping to more than 7 countries since 2009. On average, the eggs arrive in your doctor’s office overnight in the US and within 3 days internationally.

Article Source: EggDonorsNow.com