Call the Member Services number on the back of your insurance card. Member services can also tell you if you have a specific provider network.
Yes. Infertility providers are responsible for treatment authorizations. If you are doing treatment with an infertility specialist and change practices, inform the National Infertility Unit so that the unit can issue treatment authorization.
If you have questions on copays, deductibles, claims or appeals call the Member Services telephone number on the back of your insurance card.
You need to register with the National infertility Unit (NIU) once there is a plan for infertility treatment using ovulation induction with injectable infertility medicines, artificial insemination, or assisted reproductive technology (ART).
You do not need to register with NIU to see a physician to determine why you are having trouble getting pregnant, or to start oral medicated timed intercourse cycles.
Log in to your member website and complete the registration form.
You or your doctor can fax the completed form to us at 1-860-607-7476. An infertility nurse will review the form and let you know if you meet initial criteria to start using your infertility treatment benefits.
The National Infertility Unit (NIU) has an experienced staff of nurses and care coordinators. Staff helps members and providers to get through the infertility process.
We’re here to answer your questions. If your pharmacy benefit is through Aetna, give us a call at 1-866-782-2779 (TTY: 711).
If you need help finding an in-network infertility doctor, use our provider search tool. Search for a “Reproductive Endocrinologist” in your area. Aetna has an Institute of Excellence (IOE) infertility network, which is a limited network of providers that offer high-quality, high-value infertility care.
Check with your plan to confirm if you need to use an IOE for infertility services.
Watch a short video about assisted reproductive technology (ART) procedures.
Due to Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), we need your verbal or written permission to speak with anyone other than you about your care. This includes partners or family members calling for you. Release forms are available on your member website. Or you can call the Member Services number on your insurance card.
Check your employer’s plan document for information on your infertility coverage. You can also read our Clinical Policy Bulletin on infertility. Clinical policy bulletins are not a guarantee of coverage. They provide information on the services and procedures we consider medically necessary, cosmetic, or experimental and unproven.
If you are registered in the National Infertility Unit, your physician should let us know when you become pregnant. If your plan includes the Aetna Maternity Program, contact them at 1-800-272-3531 (TTY: 711). They can answer questions and help you to have a healthy pregnancy.
If your doctor recommends IVF to freeze eggs prior to treatment, log in and complete the infertility registration form. You or your doctor can fax the form to 1-860-607-7476. We will review your plan to see if there is coverage for assisted reproductive technology when you have plans for medical treatment that could cause you to become infertile. If you do have coverage, we will contact your doctor for any medical information needed by your plan.
Log in and fill out the registration form
Log in and fill out the registration form. Fax it to 1-860-607-7476. We will review your plan to see if there is coverage for pre-implantation genetic diagnosis (PGD). If you do have coverage, we will contact your doctor for any medical information needed by your plan.
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