Sterilization method in males that is eligible for coverage unless specifically excluded.

Maternity

A drug rider will cover state mandated contraceptive devices and medications.

A medication in pill form used to prevent pregnancy.

A covered procedure, if specifically stated under the benefit administration screen, to implant an embryo in a uterus.

One sterilization method in women, a covered expense, that involves the fallopian tubes.

Baby discharged with the mother and not confined to a neonatal intensive care unit.

Medical procedures performed to ensure the sex of a baby are covered with a special rider on your policy.

A law which requires coverage for contraceptive pills or devices.

Any infertility treatment not included under coverage, unless mandated by state laws.

A surgery that requires a 96-hour hospital stay.

Inability to conceive a child by a couple who have had regular sexual relations without contraceptive.

The newborn has to be added to the subscriber's coverage as a dependent in order to be covered for the first 31 days of life.

A sub-heading to the benefit summary screen that includes what contraceptives are covered in a plan.

A plan that allows a newborn's charges to be paid for the first 31 days of life.

A method of classifying or billing a surgery.

A technique where the ovum is removed from the female's body and combined with the sperm in a laboratory setting to facilitate fertilization.

Cryopreservation is a hormonal medication used during a cycle of IVF.

A situation where contraceptive pills can be covered even if it is not covered in the plan, under certain situations.

A part of the mothers charges and no hospital review is required.

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The act of implanting sperm into the female.

An Oocyte is an egg cell that has completed the maturation process.

A procedure reversal that is not covered unless as a special provision.

A stay that requires pre-certification and a creation of a baby's own file.