If your employer offers fertility benefits through Carrot, there's a good chance you already have access to support you haven't used yet and that support can extend to care right here in Dubai.
A lot of people don't realize their benefit travels with them. If you work for a multinational company, or your employer partners with a global health plan, Carrot may already be part of your package. Here's what that actually means, and how it works with fertility care at Samaa.
What is Carrot, exactly?
Carrot is a global fertility and family-building benefits platform. Companies offer it to employees as part of their benefits package similar to how you might have dental or vision coverage, but for fertility treatment, egg freezing, and family-building support.
It's worth understanding how it works, because it's a little different from traditional insurance. Carrot isn't an insurer that pays a clinic directly. Instead, it's a reimbursement model: you pay for your treatment as a self-pay patient, then submit your expenses to Carrot, and you're reimbursed according to the terms of your employer's plan usually up to a set lifetime maximum.
Is Samaa Fertility eligible?
Yes. Samaa Fertility is currently listed as an eligible clinic in Carrot's UAE provider network. That means if you have a Carrot benefit through your employer, eligible fertility treatments at Samaa may qualify for reimbursement under your individual plan.
This doesn't mean every treatment or every dollar is automatically reimbursed — that depends entirely on the details of your specific employer's plan, including your lifetime maximum and what treatments are included. The best first step is checking your own plan details directly through Carrot, so you know exactly what applies to you.
What this means practically
If you think you might have this benefit, here's where to start:
We're not able to speak to the specifics of any individual's plan — that's between you and Carrot — but our team can help you understand your treatment plan and provide the documentation you'll need for your own reimbursement process.
Why this matters if you're new to Dubai
For a lot of our patients — especially those who've relocated for work — navigating fertility care in a new country can already feel like a lot to figure out. Realizing that a benefit you already have might extend to your care here can make a real difference, both financially and in terms of feeling supported through the process.
If you're not sure where to start, that's exactly what we're here for.
Start with a free consultation at Samaa Fertility.
A lot of people don't realize their benefit travels with them. If you work for a multinational company, or your employer partners with a global health plan, Carrot may already be part of your package. Here's what that actually means, and how it works with fertility care at Samaa.
What is Carrot, exactly?
Carrot is a global fertility and family-building benefits platform. Companies offer it to employees as part of their benefits package similar to how you might have dental or vision coverage, but for fertility treatment, egg freezing, and family-building support.
It's worth understanding how it works, because it's a little different from traditional insurance. Carrot isn't an insurer that pays a clinic directly. Instead, it's a reimbursement model: you pay for your treatment as a self-pay patient, then submit your expenses to Carrot, and you're reimbursed according to the terms of your employer's plan usually up to a set lifetime maximum.
Is Samaa Fertility eligible?
Yes. Samaa Fertility is currently listed as an eligible clinic in Carrot's UAE provider network. That means if you have a Carrot benefit through your employer, eligible fertility treatments at Samaa may qualify for reimbursement under your individual plan.
This doesn't mean every treatment or every dollar is automatically reimbursed — that depends entirely on the details of your specific employer's plan, including your lifetime maximum and what treatments are included. The best first step is checking your own plan details directly through Carrot, so you know exactly what applies to you.
What this means practically
If you think you might have this benefit, here's where to start:
- Check your employer's benefits portal or HR team to confirm whether Carrot is part of your package
- Log into your Carrot account (if you have one) to see your plan specifics — your lifetime maximum, what's included, and how reimbursement submissions work
- Book a consultation at Samaa to talk through your treatment plan, and keep your receipts and documentation for your Carrot reimbursement submission
We're not able to speak to the specifics of any individual's plan — that's between you and Carrot — but our team can help you understand your treatment plan and provide the documentation you'll need for your own reimbursement process.
Why this matters if you're new to Dubai
For a lot of our patients — especially those who've relocated for work — navigating fertility care in a new country can already feel like a lot to figure out. Realizing that a benefit you already have might extend to your care here can make a real difference, both financially and in terms of feeling supported through the process.
If you're not sure where to start, that's exactly what we're here for.
Start with a free consultation at Samaa Fertility.