IVF financing options compared
CapexMD, Future Family, Lending Club Patient Solutions, Prosper — side-by-side.
Fertility-specific lenders
Future Family: full-cycle membership model, fixed monthly payment, includes a fertility nurse navigator. APR varies by credit; typical 8–18%.
CapexMD: medical loans for fertility specifically; partners with many clinics. Loan terms 24–84 months; APR commonly 6–18%.
Lending Club Patient Solutions: general medical lending available at many clinics. Promotional 0% APR options for shorter terms (6–24 months) for qualified borrowers.
Prosper Healthcare Lending: similar to Lending Club; works with many fertility clinics directly.
Compare against general credit
A HELOC typically runs lower APR (currently ~7–9%) than fertility-specific lenders if you have home equity. A 0% APR introductory credit card can be the cheapest option if you can pay off within the promotional period (usually 12–21 months).
Things to watch in the fine print
Origination fees (1–8% deducted from the loan amount), prepayment penalties, deferred-interest traps on 0% promotions (if you don't pay in full by the end, all accrued interest is added retroactively), and whether the lender reports on time to credit bureaus.
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