Hawaii HB139 mandates coverage for standard fertility preservation services for individuals undergoing medically necessary treatments that may cause.

Hawaii HB139 amends insurance policies to require coverage for standard fertility preservation services for individuals under 26 years old who may undergo treatments causing infertility. These services must adhere to guidelines from the American Society of Clinical Oncology and exclude experimental procedures and third-party assisted reproduction. The bill also prohibits discrimination based on health conditions and mandates that any limitations on coverage be based on the individual's medical history and clinical guidelines.

Hawaii HB139 mandates coverage for standard fertility preservation services for individuals undergoing medically necessary treatments that may cause.

Hawaii HB139 amends insurance policies to require coverage for standard fertility preservation services for individuals under 26 years old who may undergo treatments causing infertility. These services must adhere to guidelines from the American Society of Clinical Oncology and exclude experimental procedures and third-party assisted reproduction. The bill also prohibits discrimination based on health conditions and mandates that any limitations on coverage be based on the individual's medical history and clinical guidelines.