The Special Assistance Fund for infertility treatment is a grant that provides a one-time per household reimbursement to alleviate the financial burden of those dealing with infertility.
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The Special Assistance Fund for infertility treatment is a grant that provides a one-time per household reimbursement to alleviate the financial burden of those dealing with infertility.
To qualify for the one-time per household reimbursement of up to $5,000, applicants must:
A claim of 50% of eligible incurred costs can be submitted for reimbursement of in vitro fertilization or intrauterine insemination procedures and related pharmaceutical products, up to a maximum of $5,000.
The Government of New Brunswick has introduced the Fertility Treatment Reimbursement Program (FTRP), which appears to replace or significantly enhance the previous Special Assistance Fund. The FTRP offers up to $10,000 for IUI and up to $20,000 for IVF. Applications are accepted on a continuous basis, but the full treatment cycle must have been completed within 12 months prior to application. Visit the official Government of New Brunswick website for full details on eligibility and the application process for the FTRP.
Contact Name: Medicare and Physician Services (Branch)
Phone Number: 1-506-457-7268
E-mail Address: health.program.coordinator@gnb.ca
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