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100+ Companies that offer Fertility Benefits

Progressive employers are (finally!) starting to recognize the importance of supporting employees on their personal journeys to parenthood. By offering comprehensive fertility coverage, employers help alleviate the financial burden associated with fertility treatments like egg freezing, IUI, IVF & FET. It leads to a better work-life balance, enhances employee retention and attraction, builds a diverse and inclusive workforce, and paves the way for a more compassionate workplace.

Employers that off fertility coverage

Because fertility treatment is so expensive, and more companies are stepping up to the plate, I've put together a massive list of companies that offer fertility benefits. So, if you're seeking fertility treatment and currently for a company that doesn't offer help, consider applying to one of the 112 Companies that offer fertility benefits.

 

*I looked up each of these companies myself. If I could find proof of coverage, I included the link and any maximums disclosed*

 

  1. A&E Networks

  2. Accenture

  3. Adobe lifetime maximum $60,000 for medications, treatment maximum not disclosed

  4. Amazon

  5. American Express - lifetime maximum $35,000

  6. Apple

  7. Bain and Company - unconfirmed unlimited lifetime maximum

  8. Bank of America - lifetime maximum $20,000

  9. Chanel - unconfirmed unlimited lifetime maximum

  10. Barclarys

  11. Bayer

  12. Becton Dickinson

  13. Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

  14. Blackrock

  15. Bloomberg - $30,000 lifetime maximum

  16. Boston Consulting Group

  17. Bumble

  18. Cablevision

  19. Cerner

  20. Chobani

  21. Cisco - $50,000 lifetime maximum

  22. Citi -$24,000 lifetime maximum for treatment and $7,500 for medications

  23. City of Baltimore

  24. Clif Bar

  25. Codeacademy

  26. Coinbase

  27. Comcast

  28. Conair

  29. Cooley

  30. Credit Suisse

  31. Daiichi Sankyo

  32. Datadog

  33. Deloitte

  34. Deutch Bank

  35. Discovery

  36. DoorDash

  37. Ernst & Young - $50,000 lifetime maximum

  38. Estee Lauder

  39. Facebook unconfirmed unlimited lifetime maximum

  40. Fidelity

  41. Fox

  42. Gap

  43. Genentech

  44. General Electric

  45. Github - $15,000 lifetime maximum

  46. Glaxo

  47. Goldman Sachs - $30,000 lifetime maximum for treatment and $15,000 for medications

  48. Google

  49. Gusto

  50. Hermes

  51. HubSpot

  52. IBM - lifetime maximum $20,000

  53. Instacart

  54. Intel - lifetime maximum $40,000 for treatment and $20,000 for medications

  55. JC Penny

  56. John's Hopkins University - lifetime maximum $100,000

  57. Johnson&Johnson - lifetime maximum $35,000

  58. JP Morgan

  59. Kate Spade

  60. KKR

  61. Lowe's Home Improvement - lifetime maximum $5,000

  62. LinkedIn

  63. McKinsey

  64. Mars

  65. MassMutual

  66. Mastercard

  67. Merck

  68. MetLife

  69. Microsoft

  70. Michael Kors

  71. Morgan Stanley - $75,000 lifetime maximum

  72. Nate

  73. NBCUniversal

  74. Newscorp

  75. Nike

  76. Nitro

  77. Northwestern Mutual

  78. Oracle

  79. Palo Alto Networks

  80. PepsiCo - lifetime maximum $35,000

  81. Pendo

  82. Pfizer

  83. Pinterest - 2 egg freezing or IVF cycles covered

  84. Publicis Sapient

  85. Ralph Lauren

  86. Reddit

  87. Reward Gateway

  88. RopesGray

  89. Rubrik - $25,000 lifetime maximum

  90. SADA

  91. Salesforce

  92. Sephora

  93. Slack

  94. Snap

  95. Spectrum (Charter Communications)

  96. Spotify

  97. Starbucks (even for part-time employees!)

  98. Sterling-Rice Group

  99. Stripe

  100. Tesla - $40,000 treatment and $20,000 medication lifetime maximum

  101. Time Warner

  102. T-Mobile

  103. Uber

  104. Unilever

  105. University of Maryland

  106. University of Miami - $9,000 lifetime maximum in treatment and $5,000 for medications

  107. Viacom

  108. VMware - "unlimited"

  109. The Walt Disney Company - $75,000 lifetime maximum

  110. Walmart

  111. Wayfair

  112. The Zebra

  113. Zillow

 

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Tips from Jess:


If your company is not listed above, try calling the number on the back of your insurance card and asking about fertility benefits and medication coverage. Also, if your company provides fertility benefits and it is not included in my list, please let me know in the comments and I will add it!


Finally, if you're researching fertility treatment and feel you could use extra support, please visit www.fertilitytreatmentsupport.com or send me an email at FertilityTS@gmail.com.



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