Why traditional fertility benefits are inequitable & costing employers more

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Top Story Why Traditional Fertility Benefits Are Inequitable and Costing Employers More Traditional fertility benefit practices — like dollar cap benefits and step therapy — are creating inequities in treatment, said Ann Gaines, senior vice president of business development at Progyny. Gaines made these comments Wednesday during the Midwest Business Group on Health conference in Chicago. Sponsored Content Webinar: Bringing eCommerce Best Practices to Healthcare to Attract and Retain Patients Presented by DexCare and MedCity News Don't miss this upcoming webinar on May 19th! The panelists will focus on how health systems are taking lessons learned from online retailers, and emerging technologies, to attract and convert consumers. Click to register today! Meet Sahar Mohammadzadeh and Paul McCreadie in Chicago INVEST 2023 in Chicago May 22-24 is your opportunity to meet and connect with these investors: Insight Partners and Arboretum Ventures, plus innovative startups, additional investors and life sciences companies. Don't miss healthcare's greatest networking event of the year. Register Now

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