New Life Agency Expands Fertility Discounts
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Today the world's leading IVF insurance solutions provider announces the expansion of the program to include the New Life Preferred Provider Network, as well as participating
The Fertility Pharmacy Care Card® continues to be offered directly to all patients through IVFinsurance.com, easing one of the greatest expenses IVF patients face when undergoing infertility treatment. The program provides a
Now the New Life Preferred Provider Network of IVF Centers and Physicians not only benefit from the same discounts as their patients, they also share the ease of ordering their Fertility Pharmacy Care Cards online. A password-protected portal for Providers makes it easier than ever to report insurance, enroll patients and donors to receive discounts, and pay immediately online with the new credit card and invoicing feature. In addition, discounts can be purchased as a "gift card" for infertility patients by the IVF Center.
In its ongoing efforts to reduce the costs of IVF therapy, New Life forwards their efforts in reaching out to pharmaceutical companies who would like to provide added value to patients through the Fertility Pharmacy Care Card®. Along with their continuing partnership with
- Actavis Pharma -
$50 savings on Crinone® (progesterone gel). Crinone® 8% (progesterone gel) savings cannot be used with any other discount coupon. - Ferring -
$50 savings each month on ENDOMETRIN® (progesterone) Vaginal Insert One use per month. Minimum prescription of 21 inserts required.
"Our Team at New Life never forgets who we are helping," said
One New Life Fertility Pharmacy Care Card® holder had this to say about the difference the innovative program has made in her quest to build a family;
"Thank you all so much for helping us become a member of your program! Your name alone "New Life" gives me so much hope, for you have been such a blessing to us today. I know that God is paving the way for us spiritually, financially, and emotionally this second time around (we lost our twins in cycle 1 due to a miscarriage at 18 weeks). Thank you all again for your efforts during this process and helping us save the little that we can...every cent counts towards our 'new life'!" Regards,
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