1 in 6 people struggle to get pregnant

Yet access to infertility care remains deeply unequal—only 24% of Americans have adequate insurance coverage for infertility evaluation or IVF. Lack of coverage also leaves out queer and single people who want information about their health before spending thousands on sperm.

What You'll Learn

  • What’s actually included in an infertility workup - and why

  • Which parts of the workup can be done in a primary care setting

  • What labs and imaging to order—and what you're looking for

  • How to code visits and labs to get them covered by insurance

Your Teacher

Ray Rachlin, LM, CPM

A midwife, author, queer fertility expert and educator based in Philadelphia, Ray Rachlin (she/they) has provided inclusive care through their practice at Refuge since 2017. Co-author of the groundbreaking book, "Babymaking For Everybody: Family Building and Fertility for LBGTQ+ and Solo Parents," Ray’s work has been featured in Vogue, Cosmopolitan, and Evidenced Based Birth. Committed to bringing high quality and well informed Queer & Trans fertility care to mainstream healthcare systems, Ray educates health professionals through online courses and in person at institutions including UC Davis, Mainline Health, Vanderbilt, and Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.