What: A survey by Maven Clinic found that 70% of companies have seen rising fertility costs over the past three years, with 61% planning to increase access to preconception care and 58% enhancing fertility support for employees.
Key line: “Employers recognize the unsustainable nature of rising fertility costs and are taking steps to better support their workforce,” Maven Clinic stated.
Source: Maven Clinic
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