Jessica Tincopa may leave the photography business she spent 14 years building for one reason: to find coverage for fertility treatment.
After six miscarriages, Tincopa and her husband started saving for in vitro fertilization, which can cost well over $20,000. But the pandemic wiped out their savings, and they can't find coverage for IVF on their state’s health insurance marketplace. So, the California couple is s;aving again, and asking politicians to help expand access.
"No one should ever have to go through this," Tincopa said.
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