Now more than ever, fertility planning seems imperative. As a whole, people are waiting longer to start families which increases the chances of people experiencing infertility.  Additionally, anyone might find themselves having to deal with infertility challenges. What kind of effect does this have on mental health? What kind of impact does this have on productivity at work?

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In addition, as a benefit advisor, I see the direct correlation this has to the utilization of high cost drugs that people take to better position them to start their family. At the same time, infertility treatment is not always covered by an employer sponsored health plan. This can create a serious dilemma.

One other thing that caught my attention is the high amount of people utilizing the family planning aspect of their service. For example, I'm not actively trying to start a family, but I know I want to have a family one day...so what do I need to know right now? 

Want to learn more? Check out www.FrameFertility.com or email hello@framefertility.com to learn more. Do you want me to have a conversation with your leader in Human Resources? Shoot me a message and let's discuss! jfutrell@truenorthcompanies.com

Thank you for your time and knowledge, Jessica!

Music by Alex Lambert.

Contact Justin via text 740-525-5259 or via email JFutrell@TrueNorthCompanies.com

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Thanks again to my musically gifted friend Alex Lambert for the music.