Minnesota SF1961 requires health plans to cover infertility treatment and standard fertility preservation services, and mandates coverage by medical.
Minnesota SF1961 mandates that health plans providing maternity benefits to Minnesota residents cover infertility treatment and standard fertility preservation services. It defines infertility as a condition characterized by the failure to establish or carry a pregnancy to live birth after a specified duration of unprotected sexual intercourse. The bill also requires medical assistance and MinnesotaCare to cover these services. It includes provisions for reimbursement to health plans, cost-sharing limitations, and appropriations for defrayal costs and administrative expenses.
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