Texas HB585 protects the right to access and continue assistive reproductive technology treatments, including in vitro fertilization.

Texas HB585 prohibits the state, political subdivisions, or officials from unreasonably limiting access to assistive reproductive technology treatments, such as in vitro fertilization. It ensures individuals can access, continue, and complete treatments under a health care plan. Health care providers are allowed to perform these treatments and provide related information. Health benefit plans must cover these treatments. The bill also allows for civil actions for violations, with prevailing claimants entitled to court costs and attorney's fees. The act takes effect September 1, 2025.

Texas HB585 protects the right to access and continue assistive reproductive technology treatments, including in vitro fertilization.

Texas HB585 prohibits the state, political subdivisions, or officials from unreasonably limiting access to assistive reproductive technology treatments, such as in vitro fertilization. It ensures individuals can access, continue, and complete treatments under a health care plan. Health care providers are allowed to perform these treatments and provide related information. Health benefit plans must cover these treatments. The bill also allows for civil actions for violations, with prevailing claimants entitled to court costs and attorney's fees. The act takes effect September 1, 2025.