EBSA-2026-0232-0001, Wischnitzer, Judah
Judah WischnitzerSupportIndividual
Summary: The commenter supports the proposed rule to expand access to fertility benefits through excepted benefit coverage. They argue that high costs are the primary barrier to fertility care and that financial status should not determine a person's ability to have a child.
I'm submitting this comment in support of the proposed rule to expand access to fertility benefits through excepted benefit coverage options. At $20,000–$30,000 per cycle, cost is the single biggest barrier keeping people from care they need — that shouldn't be the deciding factor in whether someone can have a child.
No family should be priced out of the chance to have a child. Please support action that makes IVF more affordable for everyone.