For couples with infertility in military personnel who want to have IVF, all their medical expenses are borne by the state. However, the condition is that both spouses or one of them is an active military member, both spouses have the desire to have children, have not taken contraceptive measures, have lived in the same place for more than 1 year or have lived in another place for more than 3 years without being able to conceive or have children, and have no major organic diseases that affect pregnancy and childbirth. Only couples of childbearing age who have been diagnosed with infertility by the military or local tertiary hospitals can enjoy the military IVF policy.

What are the preferential policies for military personnel to do in vitro fertilization?

1. Military couples of childbearing age who have been approved to participate in infertility diagnosis and treatment will receive free outpatient and inpatient examination fees, testing fees, drug fees, consumables fees, surgical fees, and other expenses incurred during routine treatment and assisted reproductive technology diagnosis and treatment;

2. If assisted reproductive technology is used for treatment, it is limited to 3 egg retrieval cycles for free;

If significant organic diseases are found during diagnosis and treatment, they shall be handled in accordance with relevant regulations;

4. The funding guarantee channel has been adjusted, shifting from applying for special diagnosis and treatment funds to including medical expenses for military personnel and their families that have been verified and allocated based on actual circumstances.

For inspections, the "Individual Application Form for Diagnosis and Treatment of Infertility in Military Fertility Couples" can be filled out by the family planning management department of the brigade level unit, and approved by the family planning management department of the military level unit based on the application form and supporting materials reported by the brigade level unit. After approval, you can bring the approved "Individual Application Form for Infertility Diagnosis and Treatment of Military Fertility Couples", valid documents, military security cards, marriage certificates, birth certificates or birth service certificates, medical records, and other relevant materials. You can choose a hospital that has obtained the official branch qualification of military human assisted reproductive technology for diagnosis and treatment.

In fact, since August 16, 2017, military couples of childbearing age who suffer from infertility have undergone normal diagnosis and treatment. Now, the new diagnosis and treatment targets have expanded from active military personnel to retired cadres and non commissioned officers in military management. At present, 30 military medical institutions have obtained formal operational qualifications for military human assisted reproductive technology. Military couples of childbearing age can receive diagnosis and treatment at 30 military assisted reproductive medicine centers.

According to different national economic development and policy settings, the medical subsidy regulations for different regions or troops are not unified. Interested individuals can first consult with the political or healthcare departments within the military, some of which are not covered by medical insurance, so you must pay at your own expense. Some troops can apply for treatment after suffering from infertility. Since 2013, infertile couples can receive free centralized treatment (not in vitro fertilization). Couples or one of them who has resided for more than one year or three years without pregnancy (provided that the two are relatively healthy and have no major organic diseases) can be reimbursed at a military hospital above grade A.