Tennessee HB2290 amends state laws to regulate assisted reproductive technology practices and fertility clinics.
Tennessee HB2290 introduces regulations for assisted reproductive technology practices and fertility clinics. The bill mandates that each fertility clinic obtain a certificate to utilize assisted reproductive technology and renew it periodically. It requires the Tennessee Department of Health to create a certification process, establish requirements for clinics, and conduct annual inspections. The bill also outlines rules for the practice of assisted reproductive technology, including prohibitions on genetic testing of embryos unless for chromosomal abnormalities or fatal fetal anomalies.
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