Infertility doesn’t discriminate — it affects all people equally, regardless of gender, geography, or socioeconomic status. One in six people worldwide are infertile, a condition that the World Health Organization and American Medical Association recognize as a disease.
Today’s employees are also starting families later in life, contributing to an increased need for fertility treatment. With a daunting price tag, cost is the biggest barrier to pursuing and continuing fertility treatment for many working Americans.
