Modifies provisions relating to assisted reproductive technology
Referred: Emerging Issues(H)
Summary
The bill forces health benefit plans that cover more than 25 employees to add infertility diagnosis and treatment coverage, such as IVF, starting in 2027, but only after certain medical criteria are met. It also declares that life begins at conception, gives legal protections to unborn children (except embryos created through assisted reproductive technology), and lets religious organizations opt out of the coverage requirement. The goal is to broaden access to fertility care while addressing legal definitions of personhood.
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