Tennessee SB2461 establishes regulations for assisted reproductive technology practices and fertility clinics.
Tennessee SB2461 amends several titles of the Tennessee Code to regulate assisted reproductive technology practices and fertility clinics. The bill mandates that individuals must obtain a certificate to practice assisted reproductive technology and prohibits genetic testing of embryos unless for chromosomal abnormalities or fatal fetal anomalies. It requires fertility clinics to obtain and renew certifications, undergo annual inspections, and post bonds for embryo storage. Clinics must report pregnancy success rates to the CDC and the Tennessee Department of Health.
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