About
1 in 8 couples have trouble getting pregnant or sustaining a pregnancy. Infertility does not discriminate – it cuts across all socioeconomic levels, and all racial, ethnic and religious lines. The ability and desire to build a family is fundamental and the inability to have a child affects people physically, emotionally, and financially.
In Wisconsin, doctors, patients, and advocacy organizations are already connecting to discuss ways to introduce and pass model legislation that would make modern, very effective fertility treatments affordable and accessible through required insurance coverage.
Over 172,000 Wisconsinites experience infertility
Many can't afford the out of pocket costs to cover fertility treatments
Together, we can change that!
Our Steering Committee
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Bala Bhagavath, MD
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Melody Bockenfeld
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Betsy Campbell, RESOLVE
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Sara Finger, Wisconsin Alliance for Women's Health
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Ellen Hayes, MD, VIOS
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Adrian Jones
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Audrey Marsh
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Maria Novotny, PhD, ART of Infertility
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Becca Connor, ASRM
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Elizabeth Pritts, MD, Wisconsin Fertility Institute
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Joyce Reinecke, Alliance for Fertility Preservation
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Catherine, Ryan, MD
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Ruth Ellen Saul, RESOLVE
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Kate Schoyer, MD
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Estil Strawn, MD
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Tracie Sullivan, RESOLVE
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Amanda Wildenberg
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Julianne Zweifel PhD, Generations Clinic