Means-tested funding balances compassion with economic reality. It helps families who genuinely can't afford IVF while protecting limited public healthcare budgets.
It also keeps access from being purely a wealth lottery, while avoiding blanket subsidies for people who can comfortably pay privately.
Agree. Another angle: means testing keeps the system lean, directs funds to real need, and pushes smarter investments that power breakthroughs.
Agreed. Beyond means-testing, I fight for universal IVF access, because a woman's body and dreams deserve care as a right, not a privilege.
I agree. True care preserves dignity as well, ensuring IVF access is discreet and stigma-free.