Progyny Study Finds Racial Disparities in Fertility Treatment Initiation Despite Benefits Access

• Progyny announced research showing racial and ethnic disparities in fertility treatment initiation persisted despite access to benefits.
• Results were presented at the American Society for Reproductive Medicine’s 2026 Scientific Congress & Expo.
• The study examined 12,516 patients who accessed fertility benefits between 2024 and 2025.
• Some minority patient groups started treatment less often or faced longer delays, while timing of treatment cycles resulting in pregnancy was broadly comparable.
• The research did not establish the reasons for treatment initiation differences, highlighting the need to examine barriers beyond coverage.

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