Hawaii SB642 mandates insurance coverage for standard fertility preservation services for individuals under 26.

Hawaii SB642 amends state insurance laws to require coverage for standard fertility preservation services for individuals under 26. This includes procedures like donor eggs, surrogates, gestational carriers, and cryopreservation storage. Insurers cannot exclude or limit coverage based on prior diagnoses or fertility treatments. The bill also mandates that health maintenance organizations include benefits for individuals undergoing treatments that may cause iatrogenic infertility, with limitations based on medical history and clinical guidelines from the American Society of Clinical Oncology.

Hawaii SB642 mandates insurance coverage for standard fertility preservation services for individuals under 26.

Hawaii SB642 amends state insurance laws to require coverage for standard fertility preservation services for individuals under 26. This includes procedures like donor eggs, surrogates, gestational carriers, and cryopreservation storage. Insurers cannot exclude or limit coverage based on prior diagnoses or fertility treatments. The bill also mandates that health maintenance organizations include benefits for individuals undergoing treatments that may cause iatrogenic infertility, with limitations based on medical history and clinical guidelines from the American Society of Clinical Oncology.