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Originally Posted by wolf
Birth control shouldn't be covered by insurance to begin with.
It's elective, not essential care.
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Yes, but I'm surprised the insurance companies don't do it anyway. It's a hell of a lot cheaper to pay for birth control than for a typical pregnancy and delivery. Insurance companies are all about the bottom line.
Of course, using your logic, insurance shouldn't cover pre-natal visits or childbirth, since they are elective too.