Hawaii SB2899 mandates coverage for standard fertility preservation services for individuals under 26.

Hawaii SB2899 amends state insurance laws to require coverage for standard fertility preservation services for individuals under 26 years of age. These services must follow the 2018 update to the American Society of Clinical Oncology guidelines. The bill prohibits insurers from using prior diagnosis or fertility treatment as a basis for excluding or limiting coverage. Insurers cannot discriminate based on expected length of life, disability, or other health conditions. The coverage takes effect for policies issued or renewed after December 31, 2026.

Hawaii SB2899 mandates coverage for standard fertility preservation services for individuals under 26.

Hawaii SB2899 amends state insurance laws to require coverage for standard fertility preservation services for individuals under 26 years of age. These services must follow the 2018 update to the American Society of Clinical Oncology guidelines. The bill prohibits insurers from using prior diagnosis or fertility treatment as a basis for excluding or limiting coverage. Insurers cannot discriminate based on expected length of life, disability, or other health conditions. The coverage takes effect for policies issued or renewed after December 31, 2026.