How Does BUNDL Make IVF in Florida More Affordable?
BUNDL makes IVF treatment in Florida affordable. Most families seek multiple treatments on their fertility journey, and we know the strain and stress that comes with unexpected costs. That’s why at BUNDL, we’ve developed a better way to finance fertility treatment. We combine the treatment cycles into a complete package, for one single upfront cost—no unexpected costs involved. Grouping the treatments significantly reduces the cost for you, making affordable IVF treatments in Florida possible. Our mission is to lower the cost for patients seeking IVF treatment, allowing you to achieve your family dreams.
What Does Fertility Financing Look Like in Florida?
When it comes to financing your fertility journey, we want our Florida patients to know about their options. Many patients come to us because they either don’t have insurance or the cost of IVF treatment with insurance is still very high. For Florida residents, financing fertility with a loan is easier than ever before through our partnership with StrivePay. If you choose to take out a loan to fund your IVF treatment in Florida, we invite you to check out StrivePay’s competitive rates and benefits specific to BUNDL patients. Give us a call at 888-BUNDLME and we’d be happy to answer any questions about fertility financing in Florida.
FAQs
Enter your location into the search bar to find a participating BUNDL fertility clinic near you in Florida. You can also call us directly at 888-BUNDLME and one of our patient care experts will help you find an affordable fertility clinic near you.
BUNDL offers three core fertility treatment payment plans to aspiring parents throughout Florida and beyond. Through grouping multiple treatment cycles together, you only pay one reduced, upfront cost for your fertility treatment. Financing options like loans are also available. You can find fertility clinics in Florida offering IVF payment plans near you by searching for your city & state, or zip code in our locator.
If you don’t see your Florida location listed, contact BUNDL for more information on affordable IVF plans and fertility clinics near you.
In Florida, the average cost of IVF ranges from $12,000 to $15,000. Many factors can impact the overall cost of IVF, including the fertility clinic, IVF medications, testing, and the number of cycles needed. Contact BUNDL for more information about affordable IVF costs in Florida.
In Florida, the average cost for one IUI treatment cycle ranges between $200 to $1,000. Sometimes, fertility medications may be needed to facilitate IUI treatment, which can add $500 up to $4,000 to per IUI cycle. Contact BUNDL for more information about affordable IUI costs in Florida.
IVF is a complex process, involving multiple medical treatments and surgical procedures. Treatment costs – including unexpected costs – can easily add up. BUNDL is here to change that. Our plans offer you a cheaper way to finance your IVF treatment. You can find a BUNDL fertility clinic in Florida through our location search. You can also call us directly at 888-BUNDLME and we’ll help you find cheap IVF options near you in Florida.
During fertility treatment, multiple treatments are often needed to achieve success. By packaging multiple cycles into one payment plan, we can offer our patients treatment packages at a significantly reduced cost. Additionally, our industry-leading risk protection plans further safeguard your financial investment by refunding all or part of your investment if your treatment is not successful. Call us for more information on IVF payment plans and finding affordable fertility clinics in Florida.
Florida does not have any state laws requiring insurance providers to cover infertility treatments or fertility preservation services. As a result, coverage for procedures like IVF, IUI, and egg freezing depends entirely on an individual’s insurance plan and employer benefits. Some larger employers may choose to offer fertility benefits as part of their health plans, but there is no statewide mandate ensuring access to these services. Patients seeking fertility treatment in Florida should check their specific insurance policy or explore third-party financing options.
