West Virginia SB107 mandates medical insurance providers to cover infertility services in their policies.
West Virginia SB107 requires medical insurance providers to include infertility services in their policies. The bill mandates coverage for the diagnosis of infertility, medically necessary fertility treatment, and fertility preservation. It prohibits insurers from imposing different limitations on infertility services compared to other medical services. The bill also defines terms such as "infertility" and "medically necessary." The provisions aim to make fertility care affordable for residents and employers, attract and retain young families, and improve health outcomes.
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