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MS SB2781

MS SB2781
Health Insurance Coverage for Fertility Preservation Services Act; enact.


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Introduced
02/19/2024
In Committee
02/19/2024
Crossed Over
Passed
Dead
03/05/2024

Introduced Session

2024 Regular Session

Bill Summary

An Act To Create The Health Insurance Coverage For Fertility Preservation Services Act; To Ensure Health Insurance Coverage For Standard Fertility Preservation Services When Medically Necessary Treatment May Directly Or Indirectly Cause Iatrogenic Infertility Consistent With Established Medical Practice And Professional Guidelines; To Provide That A Carrier Offering Health Insurance Coverage In This State Shall Provide Coverage For Standard Fertility Preservation Services For Any Covered Individual Who May Undergo A Medically Necessary Treatment That May Directly Or Indirectly Cause Iatrogenic Infertility; To Prohibit A Carrier Who Offers Health Insurance Coverage In This State For Standard Fertility Preservation Services From Imposing Certain Exclusions, Limitations Or Other Restrictions; And For Related Purposes.

AI Summary

This bill, the "Health Insurance Coverage for Fertility Preservation Services Act," requires health insurance providers in Mississippi to cover standard fertility preservation services for individuals who may undergo medically necessary treatments that could directly or indirectly cause infertility, known as "iatrogenic infertility." The bill defines key terms like "covered individual," "health insurance coverage," and "standard fertility preservation services," and prohibits insurers from imposing certain exclusions, limitations, or other restrictions on this coverage. The purpose of the act is to ensure access to established fertility preservation methods, as outlined by the American Society of Clinical Oncology, for individuals facing potential infertility due to necessary medical treatments. The bill would apply to all insurance policies, contracts, and certificates in Mississippi starting on July 1, 2024.

Committee Categories

Business and Industry

Sponsors (1)

Last Action

Died In Committee (on 03/05/2024)

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