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Livestrong Fertility helps eligible people with cancer in the US get fertility preservation at a discount, with free medicines from partner companies and a case manager to guide them. Apply before treatment starts.
Livestrong Fertility was created for people whose cancer diagnosis may affect their ability to create or add to their families. Its page states that its partners are nationwide and offer discounts and free medications to eligible cancer patients, and reports more than 150 fertility clinics and cryobanks in its network, 17,000 people served and $100 million saved by patients. It gives a typical cost of around $12,000 for fertility preservation for birthing parents and about $700 for non-birthing parents, and provides case management by phone. CancerCare's 2026 resource guide lists it under fertility preservation help.
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