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Oocyte (egg) donation in India is a key aspect of Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART) and is regulated under the Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Act, 2021.
Surrogacy insurance in India has become an essential component of the surrogacy journey, ensuring financial security and compliance with legal requirements under the Surrogacy (Regulations) Act, 2021. This insurance provides comprehensive coverage to address medical, and risks associated with the surrogacy process, safeguarding the interests of both the surrogate mother and the intended parents.
Infertility affects millions of couples globally, with 28 million couples in India suffering from the issue. Since not being able to conceive can be one of the most difficult events in a couple’s life, research shows that couples dealing with reproductive issues experience significant anguish and worry.
Safetree has co-developed a number of cutting-edge insurance products in the travel, healthcare, and auto insurance sectors that were first offered in the Indian market.
Working directly with a variety of infertility market participants, we at Safetree are aware of the difficulties that might arise on the road to parenthood, particularly for couples undergoing IVF procedures. We have therefore developed a customised maternity insurance plan that is suited to the particular requirements of IVF patients. Our objective is to offer these couples a cost-effective insurance option while also giving them financial stability and peace of mind during this unique stage of their lives.
1. Normal and C-section Maternity Coverage: This product covers the expense of delivery. This covers everything up to the insured amount, including hotel rent, medical bills, and procedure costs.
2. Waiting Period: There is a six-month waiting period for this exclusive promotion.
3. Medically Necessary Complications: This plan covers medical treatment in the event of an untimely termination.
4. Oocyte Retrieval Complications: The plan will pay for hospitalisation expenses if there are complications during oocyte retrieval.
5. Cost-Effective Solution: Since infertility treatments are exceedingly costly, this strategy helps a couple control the costs associated with bringing a new family member into the world.
6. Limited Hospitalisation Benefits: Up to the sum covered, it does offer limited coverage for hospital stays during pregnancy.
7. Benefits under Section 80D: The Income Act’s Section 80D provides benefits under this scheme.
8. Options: There are two maternity coverage options available under this plan: Rs 50,000 and Rs 75,000.
1. Experts in Infertility Insurance: Safetree leads the market for a range of insurance products for the infertility sector and works with the majority of the top companies in the sector. We are aware of the market and provide the best products to meet the couple’s needs.
2. Committed Support Staff: Our staff of professionals is on hand to help you with the insurance procedure, respond to your enquiries, and offer tailored support.
3. Nationwide Network: The top health insurance provider in India, who underwrites the product, has a large network of medical professionals, making it simple to locate the appropriate care nearby.
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“It’s not you or me; It’s us” Infertility significantly impacts emotional well-being, often leading to a complex display of emotions for both individuals and couples.
Infertility is growing across the globe including India. WHO estimates that infertility impacts a staggering 1 in 6 people worldwide, which is approximately 17% of the global population.
Insurance providers may offer coverage for female donors in ART procedures, such as IVF, for several reasons. The egg donation process can be invasive, requiring medical treatment and monitoring, which can be expensive. Furthermore, there are risks associated with egg donation, such as ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS), which can also be costly to treat.
The fertility service sector in India is booming with an estimated 27 million infertile couples. The sector is worth thousands of crores. News reports have raised legal concerns over custody of children born to couples from abroad. Deaths of egg donors and ethical issues have also emerged. Parliament passed the Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Bill 2021 and Surrogacy (Regulation) Bill 2020.