Exploring State Specific Infertility Insurance Laws and Benefits

State-Specific Insurance Coverage for Family Building

Date of Revision: June 17, 2024

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States with Established Legislation

An interactive map showcases states with existing infertility insurance laws, providing insights and detls on coverage via hyperlinked state names at the bottom of this page. Interested individuals can find specific information about a state's law along with the provided benefits.

To gn clarity if you reside or work in a jurisdiction governed by such legislation, inquire with your employer using these questions:

Is our health insurance plan fully-insured complied with state laws or self-insured unaffected by state laws?

Does our company fall under 'greater than 25', 'greater than 50' plans, etc., which may exempt employers from certn coverage requirements based on the number of employees?

Are we covered by a policy governed in our home state?

For more on how employers offer health insurance benefits, refer to this link.

Insights into State-Specific Infertility Laws

Each region has its unique rules:

• Colorado

  • Specific detls about the fertility coverage law and its provisions.

• New York

  • Exploring New York's stance on infertility insurance policies and how they impact employees.

Explore the map below for comprehensive information. If your state appears, click on the respective state name to delve deeper into its specifics alongside any avlable benefits.

To advocate for new or exted coverage legislation within your state, please contact [email protected]. Interested in influencing coverage directly through your employer? Reach out to [email protected].

Questions for Your Employer:

1. Plan Type: Determine if our insurance plan is fully-insured subject to state laws or self-insured outside of state regulation.

2. Employee Count: Are we under a 'greater than' specified number, which might limit coverage for employers with fewer employees?

3. Jurisdiction Compliance: Is the policy drafted and governed by the laws of our state?

For additional information on how your employer contributes to your health insurance benefits, visit this page.

Insights into State Fertility Insurance Laws:

Explore summaries offering a glance at infertility coverage policies across various states:

• Arkansas

• California

• Colorado

• Connecticut

• Delaware

• Hawi

• Illinois

• Kentucky

• Louisiana

• Mne

• Maryland

• Massachusetts

• Montana

• New Hampshire

• New Jersey

• New York

• Ohio

• Oklahoma

• Rhode Island

• Texas

• Utah

• Washington, D.C.

• West Virginia

Interactive Map with Hyperlinked State Names to Explore Infertility Insurance Laws and Benefits

This resource provides an overview of state-specific legislation and guidance on accessing fertility insurance coverage. For specific detls or detled inquiries about your jurisdiction's laws, contact the respective advocacy organization or relevant government body.

This guide empower individuals seeking comprehensive information regarding health insurance benefits for family building challenges, with insights tlored to each region's unique policy landscape.
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