Treatment costs for recurrent pregnancy loss not covered by insurance subsidized up to ¥300,000, once per fiscal year
Kiyose City Subsidy for Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Treatment Costs / Kiyose City
Kiyose City Subsidy for Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Treatment CostsKiyose CityLegally married couples
Recurrent pregnancy loss treatment costs, up to ¥300,000 once per fiscal year
Once per fiscal yearUp to ¥300,000Recurrent pregnancy loss treatment costs not covered by insurance
- Treatment at medical institutions in the recurrent pregnancy loss research group
- Combined previous-year income of the couple under ¥9,050,000
For treatment of recurrent pregnancy loss (repeated miscarriage or stillbirth after becoming pregnant), the city subsidizes costs not covered by insurance up to ¥300,000, once per fiscal year. Treatment at medical institutions belonging to the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare's research group on recurrent pregnancy loss is covered; testing costs before treatment are not. Conditions include being a legally married couple, both registered as residents of Kiyose City on the treatment date and the application date, with a combined previous-year income under ¥9,050,000. Apply by March 31 of the fiscal year in which treatment ended.
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Nationality and residence status
The official page (checked in October 2026) sets no condition on nationality or residence status that we found. Eligibility follows the official conditions, not the language of this page; many programs require resident registration in the municipality.
Who is eligible
Legally married couples living in Kiyose City who received treatment for recurrent pregnancy loss at a medical institution belonging to the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare's research group on recurrent pregnancy loss (combined previous-year income under ¥9,050,000, no unpaid city taxes)
Notes
Treatment costs covered by insurance benefits, private room charges, meal costs, document fees, medicines not on a prescription, costs for which a prenatal checkup subsidy was received, and similar are not covered.