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Surrogacy and Egg Donation Q and A


Surrogate Mothers Online Q & A
  • Q & A: Insurance Issues

    Topics may include finding coverage, finding out if current insurance will cover surrogacy, etc.

    6. I am contemplating being a GS Surrogate for a friend who would like to have a child but is unable to carry it on her own. Is there a possibility that my insurance or hers cover any of these costs? - Theresa in GA - Top

    Dear Theresa,

    I don't think many insurance companies will pay for the transfer of the embryos. I do know some ins. will pay for your pregnancy and delivery. That is something you will need to find out. Generally, if your policy does not have an *exclusion* for surrogacy, than they have to cover the pregnancy.

    Good luck,
    Sherry - Updated: January 31, 2000


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