Comprehensive women’s and family health benefits help you better support your employees—and your bottom line. Explore how much you could save per employee by offering care through Maven.
Our ROI calculator looks at the financial impact of Maven’s Fertility & Family Building and Maternity & Newborn Care programs, independently reviewed by Milliman. Savings are calculated based on two categories:
Clinical savings, which looks at cost savings from improved health outcomes during fertility treatments, pregnancy, and the postpartum period.
BUSINESS savings, which looks at cost savings based on improved outcomes at work, including productivity, retention, and employees returning to work after parental leave.
of Maven Fertility members achieve pregnancy without treatment. One round of IVF can cost up to $25,000.
singleton pregnancy rate among Maven members during IVF, which is 2 - 4% higher than the national average. Single births typically result in lower NICU admissions and fewer complications during pregnancy.
of members reported finding emotional support through Maven. Studies estimate that mental health support during IVF can double the chance of success.
lower NICU admission rates among Maven Maternity members. One NICU admission can cost upwards of $45K.
reduction in C-section rates, which can cost up to $11,000 more than vaginal births.
of Maven members report they benefited from improved mental health support. Costs for pregnant parents with untreated mental health conditions are up to $25k higher than those who receive treatment.
of members report being more productive at work, driving increased business output.
of members say Maven made them more loyal to their employer. 52% of employees specifically state they would leave their employer for better women’s and family health benefits.
of members report Maven influenced them in returning to work after parental leave, compared to the national average of 57%.
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