For couples in Honolulu who are struggling with conception, there is Pacific In Vitro Fertilization Institute. As the first infertility clinic in Hawaii to offer IVF, they have been helping couples become parents through a variety of infertility treatment options. Hawaii is a state where IVF coverage is available under certain conditions, and their doctors and staff will help patients understand whether they qualify.

In vitro fertility treatments are an expensive process. Thanks to a law passed in 1987, Hawaii is one of a handful of states that require some insurers to offer a "one-time benefit for outpatient costs resulting from in vitro fertilization (IVF)." According to Hawaii Business, there are certain eligibility requirements that must be met in order to qualify for coverage.

In order to be eligible for coverage of in vitro fertility treatment in Hawaii, a woman and her partner must have a minimum "five-year history of infertility" or her infertility must be associated with at least one of these conditions: endometriosis, diethylstilbestrol (DES) in utero exposure, surgical removal or blockage of at least one Fallopian tube, or "abnormal male factors contributing to the infertility." Additionally, a woman and her partner must have been unable to get pregnant using "other infertility treatments for which coverage is available."

The doctors at the Pacific In Vitro Fertilization Institute believe that everyone has a right to make a family. Hawaii's IVF mandate has helped couples save thousands of dollars as they try to create the family they've dreamed of.

This infertility clinic in Hawaii is open seven days a week. In addition to traditional IVF services, they also offer egg freezing, gestational surrogacy, IVF using donor eggs or sperm, and more. Visit Pacific In Vitro Fertilization Institute online and call (808) 946-2226 to schedule a consultation today.