February 2026
FPA amplifies state-level advocacy as 2026 sessions begin
Monitoring and responding to bills affecting fertility care, state by state.
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Founded by providers, for patients, to help more families grow and protect access to high-quality fertility care.
FPA is the 501(c)(6) trade association for the clinics, networks, and professionals who deliver fertility care, and the companies that support them.
As policy reshapes the field, we give providers and partners a seat at every table where its future is decided.
Fertility needs three voices working together: the science, the patients, and the industry that delivers and sustains care.
The research, clinical standards, and education that advance reproductive medicine. Most FPA members belong here too.
Everyone with a stake in fertility care being protected and expanded: the clinics and networks who deliver it, and the companies that sustain it. A strong, viable fertility industry is how more families get built, so we do the work that protects it: coordinated advocacy, coverage and reimbursement, operations, and a seat at the policy table.
Mobilizing patients and families to protect and expand access to care.
Belong to all three. The science advances the medicine, the patient groups rally the families, and FPA protects the business that delivers the care. One goal: more families built, and access that lasts.
Coordinated state and federal advocacy for patient-centered policy.
The highest ethical and clinical standards across members.
Shared resources and scale that help clinics run better.
Connecting operational leaders across the field.
Across legislatures, courts, and agencies, FPA gives providers one credible, non-partisan voice.
From large networks to solo practices to the companies building what's next: if your work depends on fertility care, you belong here.
Fertility practices of every size, from solo and independent clinics to multi-site networks. Same protection, same leverage, equal stake.
Physicians and professionals in the field: attorneys, lab directors, scientists, consultants, educators, and administrators.
Physicians in a fellowship or residency in reproductive medicine.
If your company touches fertility care (benefits, pharma, labs, diagnostics, devices, femtech, software, or the advisors around them), your market and the providers who drive it are here.
Pharma, lab, benefit, and financing partners. A seat where providers and policymakers meet, and a direct line to the networks your customers rely on.
VC-backed and emerging companies: femtech, devices, diagnostics, and software. Market intelligence, a showcase, and introductions to the leading networks.
Serve the fertility community as a supplier or sponsor? Email hello@fertilityprovidersalliance.com.
FPA is led by the physician-led, multi-site networks delivering care nationwide.
Ivy Fertility
Everleap Fertility
Pinnacle Fertility
US Fertility
CCRM Fertility
Inception Fertility
KindbodyIn formal comments on the proposed “Excepted Fertility Benefits” rule, FPA urged coverage defined by clinically appropriate cycles of care, set with the treating physician, not a fixed dollar cap that runs out mid-treatment.
Coverage that runs out before treatment is complete isn't really coverage.Lisa Van Dolah, President, Fertility Providers Alliance
Monitoring and responding to bills affecting fertility care, state by state.
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A national slate of networks, clinics, and physicians steps forward.
Read more →Federal guidance on employer benefits and drug pricing, a step toward broader access.
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