If you have tests for recurrent pregnancy loss, Tokyo gives up to ¥50,000 (up to ¥60,000 for advanced medical care)
This program has the Tokyo Metropolitan Government subsidize part of the cost when a person who has had 2 or more miscarriages or stillbirths, or who has been judged by a doctor to have recurrent pregnancy loss, receives tests for risk factors of recurrent pregnancy loss.
The subsidy limit for regular tests is ¥50,000, up to once per couple. For recurrent pregnancy loss tests designated as advanced medical care, 70% of the test cost (rounded down to the nearest ¥1,000) is subsidized up to ¥60,000, with no age limit and no limit on the number of times.
The requirements are: (1) a married couple (including common-law marriage) on the test start date,(2) the wife is under 43 on the test start date (no age limit for advanced medical care),(3) continuously registered as a resident of Tokyo from the test start date to the application date, and (4) either a history of 2 or more miscarriages or stillbirths or a doctor's diagnosis of recurrent pregnancy loss.
Covered tests: uterine morphology tests, endocrine tests, chromosome tests of the couple, antiphospholipid antibodies, thrombophilia screening (coagulation factor tests), chorionic villus chromosome tests, and recurrent pregnancy loss tests designated as advanced medical care.
The application deadline is within 6 months of the test end date. As a rule, applications are made online.
If you live in Hachioji City, Hachioji City provides the same subsidy as a city program; the contact is the Hachioji City Health and Medical Department, Health Measures Section.
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