How Fertility Benefits Can Lead to Financial Gain for Your Company
Outside of the costs of fertility treatment and unplanned medical costs from multiple births, an employee’s infertility struggles can have an incredible impact on workplace productivity, absenteeism, and employee retention. Fertility benefits can reverse this struggle, offering a highly-valued benefit for employees with a low-cost impact for employers.If your company is not currently offering fertility benefits, here are a few things to consider, and how WINFertility can help:Managed Fertility Benefits Limit Costs
Managed Fertility Coverage Saves Employers Money
- Lower the rates of high-order multiple gestations and related NICU utilization
- Promote treatment options that yield better clinical outcomes
- Reduce direct treatments costs
Managed Fertility Benefits Boost Top Employee Recruitment & Retention
Managed Fertility Coverage Increases Efficiency at Your Workplace
Managed Fertility Benefits Enhance Recruitment and Retention
WINFertility: A National Leader in Fertility ManagementÂ
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