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Percentage of U.S. adults with difficulty conceiving using select financing methods to pay for their infertility treatment as of 2020

Characteristic	Percentage of adults
Insurance or Medicaid partially covered treatments	29%
Paid out of pocket for all treatments	24%
Insurance or Medicaid covered all treatments	20%
A fertility financing program partially covered treatments	14%
A fertility financing program covered all treatments	12%
Received a grant that covered all treatments	12%
Received a grant that partially covered treatments	9%
A prescription discount card on fertility medications	9%
An online pharmacy to receive more affordable medications	5%
An international pharmacy to receive more affordable medications	4%
Travelled out of state to receive more affordable treatments	4%
Travelled out of the U.S. to receive more affordable treatments	3%
Other payment methods, such as being part of a medical study that covered costs	2%
None of the above	3%

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Release date

February 2021

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Region

United States

Survey time period

October 28, 2020

Number of respondents

600 respondents

Age group

18 years and older

Special properties

Adults who reportedly have or have had difficulty conceiving. Gender was split 50/50

Method of interview

Online survey

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A survey from 2020 found that among U.S. adults with difficulty conceiving and who received treatment for infertility, around 1 in 4 paid out of pocket for all treatments. This statistic reveals the percentage of U.S. adults with difficulty conceiving using select financing methods to pay for their infertility treatment as of 2020.