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Fertility benefits have made headlines in recent years with more and more companies offering financial support to assist their employees with family building. Fertility care is reproductive care that involves treatments like egg freezing, and in vitro fertilization (IVF). They may include family-building programs like gestational surrogacy and adoption – but they don’t always, and when they do, the dollar amount is often much less than the services designed for heterosexual couples.

Going through IVF was one of the most emotionally and physically intense experiences of my life — a journey defined by uncertainty, resilience, and ultimately, joy.

Whether you’re just beginning or have been on this path for a while, the emotional challenges can be overwhelming. From navigating expectations to coping with uncertainty, the emotional impact is real—and it’s okay to feel this way.

Our Founding Physician Dr. Fahimen Sasan sat down recently with Dr. Finch, Founder and Chief Medical Officer at Knownwell, for a conversation about weight, fertility, and GLP-1 medications, and how to approach pregnancy planning with the best possible health. Here is what we learned.

When evaluating fertility benefits, most employers focus on coverage levels, cost, and number of IVF cycles offered. But there’s a less known, behind-the-scenes factor that can make a big difference: the quality of the lab performing genetic testing on embryos. When employers understand this ‘under-the-hood’ detail, they’re better positioned to control costs, elevate the employee experience, and improve family-building outcomes.

On our second attempt and thanks to God and Kindbody with their kind treatment and great doctors and nurses, my great miracle named Emmanuel was achieved.

Last week, we had the incredible opportunity to present at The Conference Board’s Employee Healthcare Conference in New York, a premier gathering of industry leaders, forward-thinking employers, and benefits executives.

Leading National Fertility Clinic Network Joins Forces with Dedicated Fertility Financing Platform to Remove Financial Barriers for Patients Nationwide.

Luna, an innovative healthtech company developing the world’s most advanced smart wearables, and Kindbody, a leading fertility and family-building benefits provider and fertility care delivery platform, today announced a strategic partnership designed to bring more clarity, personalization, and data-driven insight to women’s health and the fertility journey.

Hannah and Thanh’s inspiring journey at Kindbody’s St. Louis clinic began with the heartbreak of recurrent pregnancy loss. They sought out IVF after losing two pregnancies, determined to give themselves the best possible chance for a successful outcome.