State Legislation Map
As the only patient advocacy group in the U.S. that fights for the rights of women and men who are struggling to build their families, RESOLVE is on the front lines in state capitals across the country. Review the state legislation map below to find out what is happening in your state.
RESOLVE monitors legislation in all 50 states and relies on advocates to reach out to their state legislators. Check out the legislation in the state where you live that may help or hurt the family building community. Please note that states with active bills are highlighted.
AL
AlabamaAlabama Bill: H.B. 225
About this bill: Definition of child; embryo outside a human uterus excluded from definition.
Current Status: Introduced and read for the first time on 2/22/2024.
Alabama Bill: H.B. 240
About this bill: Extrauterine embryo not an unborn life and unborn child; Constitutional Amendment.
Current Status: Introduced and read for the first time on 2/29/2024.
Alabama Bill: SB 159/ HB 237
About this bill: This bill would provide civil and criminal immunity to persons providing goods and services related to in vitro fertilization except acts or ommission that are intentional and not arising from or related to IVF services.
Current Status: This bill was introduced in the House and in the Senate on 2/28/2024. This bill was signed by the Governor on 3/6/3034.
Alabama Bill: S.B. 160
About this bill: In vitro fertilization; civil and criminal immunity provided for IVF services if providers follow commonly accepted practices of care.
Current Status: Introduced and read for the first time on 2/28/2024.
Ak
AlaskaAlaska Legislation
There currently are no active bills in Alaska, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:
Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit.
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Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.
AZ
ArizonaArizona Legislation
There currently are no active bills in Arizona, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:
Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit.
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AR
ArkansasArkansas Legislation
There currently are no active bills in Arkansas, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:
Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit.
Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN).
Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.
CA
CaliforniaCalifornia Bill: SB729
About this bill: This bill would require a health care service plan contract or health insurance policy that is issued, amended, or renewed on or after January 1, 2024, to provide coverage for the diagnosis and treatment of infertility and fertility services.
Current status: Introduced on 02/17/23. May be acted upon on or after 03/20/23. Referred to Committee on Health on 03/02/2023. Has a hearing set on 04/26/2023. Read a second time and amended, and re-referred to Committee on Appropriations on 05/01/2023. Set for a hearing on 05/18/2023. This bill was referred to the Committee on Health on 06/05/2023. This bill was read a second time, amended, and then re-referred to the Committee on Appropriations on 08/15/2023. This bill was placed on suspense file and is set for its first hearing on August 23rd. The bill was not heard and was postponed on 09/01/2023.
California Bill: A.C.R 154
About this bill: This measure would call upon the Alabama Legislature to immediately overturn the Alabama Supreme Court’s ruling on LePage v. Center for Reproductive Medicine, P.C., declare that the Legislature recognizes and protects access to in vitro fertilization services for Californian women struggling with infertility issues, and encourage Congressional leaders to establish nationwide protections for in vitro fertilization services.
Current status: This bill was introduced on 2/29/2024.
CO
ColoradoColorado Bill: HB24-1025
About this bill: Implement Fertility Coverage for Health Plans.
Current Status: This bill was introduced in the House and assigned to Health & Human Services on 1/10/2024.
Colorado Bill: HB24-1224
About this bill: Personhood of Living Unborn Human Child.
Current Status: This bill was introduced in the House, and was assigned to the State, Civic, Military, and Veterans Affairs Committee.
CT
ConnecticutConnecticut Bill: H.B. 5240
About this bill: An Act Concerning Medicaid Coverage for Infertility Treatment.
Current status: Introduced and referred to the Joint Committee on Human Services on 2/22/2024.
Connecticut Bill: H.B. 5378
About this bill: An Act Concerning Health Insurance Coverage for the Diagnosis and Treatment of Infertility.
Current status: This bill was introduced and referred to the Joint Committee on Human Services on 2/29/2024.
DE
DelawareDelaware Legislation
There currently are no active bills in Delaware, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:
Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit.
Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN).
Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.
DC
District of ColumbiaD.C. Legislation
There currently are no active bills in D.C., but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:
Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit.
Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN).
Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.
FL
FloridaFlorida Bill: H.B. 651/ S.B. 47
About this bill: Civil Liability for the Wrongful Death of an Unborn Child
Current Status: This bill was introduced on 11/27/2023. This bill was reported favorably by Committee and was added to the Second Reading Calendar on 2/15/2024. This bill was added to the Second Reading Calendar on 2/22/2024.
Florida Bill: H.B. 1519
About this bill: Termination of Pregnancies; Prohibits person or entity from purposely performing or attempting to perform abortion; provides exception; provides penalties; revises requirements for court to issue order authorizing minor to consent to termination of pregnancy.
Current Status: Introduced in the House on 01/08/2024. This bill was referred to the House Healthcare Regulation Subcommittee on 01/13/2024.
GA
GeorgiaGeorgia Bill: H.B. 1204
About this bill: Insurance; medically necessary expenses for standard fertility preservation services when a medically necessary treatment for cancer, sickle cell disease, or lupus may directly or indirectly cause iatrogenic infertility; require coverage.
Current Status: This bill was introduced on 2/12/2024. The House Committee favorably reported on this bill on 2/16/2024.
HI
HawaiiHawaii Bill: H.B. 1624/ S.B. 2338
About this bill: For policies, contracts, plans, agreements, and plan contracts issued or renewed after 12/31/2024, requires the insurers, mutual benefit societies, and health maintenance organizations to provide coverage for standard fertility preservation services.
Status: this bill was introduced and passed it's First Reading in both the House and Senate on 01/17/2024. This bill was referred to the House Committee on Health, Consumer Protection and Commerce, and Finance, and was referred to the Senate Committee on Ways and Means on 01/24/2024. The report was adopted and referred to the Committees on Finance on 2/16/2024.
ID
IdahoIdaho Bill: H.B. 400
About this bill: Amends existing law to redesignate the terms “fetus” and “stillborn fetus” to “preborn child” and “stillborn child.”
Current Status: This bill was introduced, read for the first time, referred to JRA for Printing, and referred to State Affairs on 1/18/2024.
Idaho Bill: H.B. 381
About this bill: Amends existing law to redesignate the terms “fetus” and “stillborn fetus” to “preborn child” and “stillborn child.”
Current Status: This bill was introduced in the House on 01/09/2024. This bill was reported, printed, and referred to State Affairs on 01/10/2024.
IL
IllinoisIllinois Bill: SB 3147 / H.B. 5309
About this bill: Amends the Parentage Act of 2015. Provides that regardless of how paternity is established under this Act, an allocation of parental responsibilities and child support must also be established under the Illinois Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act.
Current Status: This bill was introduced on 2/6/2024. This bill was assigned to the Judiciary Committee on 2/14/2024.
Illinois Bill: SB 2639
About this bill: Amends the Illinois Insurance Code. Provides that, for a group policy of accident and health insurance providing coverage for more than 25 employees that provides pregnancy related benefits that is issued, amended, delivered, or renewed in this State after the effective date of the amendatory Act, if a covered individual obtains, from a physician licensed to practice medicine.
Current Status: This bill was introduced and referred to the Senate Assignments Committee on 10/24/2023. This bill was referred to the Senate committee on Insurance on 01/24/2024.
Illinois Bill: SB 2623
About this bill: Amends the Illinois Insurance Code. Requires an individual or group policy of accident and health insurance amended, delivered, issued, or renewed in the State after June 1, 2024 to provide coverage for expenses for standard fertility preservation services and follow-up services related to that coverage.
Current Status: This bill was introduced and referred to the Senate Assignments Committee on 10/24/2023. This bill was referred to the Senate Committee on Insurance on 01/24/2024.
Illinois Bill: HB 4112
About this bill: Amends the Illinois Insurance Code. Provides that no group policy of accident and health insurance providing coverage for more than 25 employees that provides pregnancy related benefits may be issued, amended, delivered, or renewed in this State on or after January 1, 2025 unless the policy contains coverage for the diagnosis and treatment of infertility.
Current Status: This bill was prefilled on 07/25/2023. This bill was referred to the House Committee on Rules on 10/18/2023.
IN
IndianaIndiana Bill: H.B. 1370
About this bill: Modifies the definition of "human being" in the criminal code to include an unborn child. Removes applicability language concerning certain abortions in the wrongful death or injury of a child statutes. Clarifies the duress defense relating to culpability. Repeals the section that provides that the homicide chapter does not apply to certain abortions. Removes language from the murder, manslaughter, and involuntary manslaughter statutes regarding intentionally killing a fetus. Repeals the crime of feticide. Repeals the section that concerns the applicability of certain crimes related to abortion, the termination of a pregnancy, or the killing of a fetus. Provides that the homicide and battery chapters apply to a victim who is an unborn child.
Current status: This bill was introduced, read for the first time, and was referred to the Committee on Courts and Criminal Code on 01/10/2024.
IA
IowaIowa Legislation
There currently are no active bills in Iowa, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:
Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit.
Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN).
Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.
KS
KansasKansas Bill: H.B. 3493
About this bill: Prohibiting abortion procedures except when necessary to save the life of the pregnant woman and providing a private cause of action for civil enforcement of such prohibition.
Current Status: This bill was introduced and referred to the Committee on Health and Human Services on 1/10/2024.
KY
KentuckyKentucky Legislation
There currently are no active bills in Missouri, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:
Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit.
Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN).
Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.
LA
LouisianaLouisiana Bill: H.B. 60
About this bill: CRIME: Provides relative to the unauthorized use of sperm, ovum, or embryo.
Current Status: This bill was prefiled on 2/6/2024.
ME
MaineMaine Legislation
There currently are no active bills in Maine, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:
Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit.
Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN).
Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.
MD
MarylandMaryland Bill: H.B. 0985
About this bill: Maryland Medical Assistance Program - Coverage for Fertility Treatment and Preservation Services - Study.
Current Status: This bill was introduced and had its first Reading in Health and Government Operations on 2/5/2024.
MI
MichiganMichigan Bill HR0115
About this bill: A resolution to condemn the practice of abortion and to recognize the sanctity of life, prior to birth.
Current Status: Referred To Committee On Government Operations on 06/06/2023.
MA
MassachusettsMassachusetts Bill: H1713/ S947
About this bill: For legislation to provide that every child have the same rights and protections under law as any other child without regard to the marital status, gender, gender identity, or sexual orientation of the parent or parents.
Current status: Senate and House concurred on 02/16/2023.
Massachusetts Bill: H1041/S598
About this bill: Legislation relative to preserving fertility.
Current status: Senate and House concurred on 02/16/2023. There is a hearing in the House scheduled for 10/17/2023 from 09:30 AM-01:00 PM in A-2 and virtual. And in the Senate, a hearing was rescheduled for 10/17/2023 from 09:30 AM-01:00 PM in A-2 and virtual.
Massachusetts Bill Number: S622
About this bill: Relative to LGBTQ family building
Current status: Introduced on 02/16/2023. This bill has a hearing scheduled on 09/26/2023.
Massachusetts Bill Number: S678
About this bill: To improve sickle cell care
Current status: Hearing scheduled for 11/14/2023.
MN
MinnesotaMinnesota Bill: HF1658 / SF1704
About this bill: Coverage requirement for infertility treatment
Current status: Introduced in the House and referred to Commerce Finance and Policy on 02/12/2023. Introduced in the Senate on 02/16/2023. Passed the Senate Commerce Committee and referred to Senate HHS Committee on 03/08/2023. SF1704 added to Senate Omnibus HHS bill SF 2995, but fertility provision did not stay in the final Conference Committee Report that passed on 5/22/23.
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Minnesota Bill: H.F. 3567 / S.F. 3504
About this bill: The Uniform Parentage Act enacted.
Current status: This bill was introduced, read for the first time, and was referred to the Judiciary Finance and Civil Law Committee on 2/12/2024.
MS
MississippiMississippi Bill: S.B. 2781
About this bill: Health Insurance Coverage for Fertility Preservation Services Act
Current Status: This bill was introduced and referred to the Senate Insurance Committee on 2/19/2024.
Mississippi Bill: S.B. 2153
About this bill: Mississippi Surrogacy and In Vitro Child and Parent Act; enact.
Current Status: This bill was introduced and referred to the Senate Committee on Public Health and Welfare on 2/2/2024.
MO
MissouriMissouri Bill: H.B. 2789
About this bill: Modifies provisions of law relating to custody of in vitro human embryos.
Current status: This bill was introduced and read for the first time on 2/22/2024.
Missouri Bill: 1508 / S.B. 775
About this bill: Modifies provisions relating to the protection of unborn children.
Current status:This bill was prefilled in the House and in the Senate on 12/01/2023. HB 1508 was withdrawn in the House on 12/13/2023. The Senate bill was read a second time and referred to the Senate Health and Welfare Committee on 01/09/2024.
Missouri Bill: H.B. 1683
About this bill: This bill creates provisions relating to insurance coverage for fertility treatments.
Current status: This bill was Prefiled on 12/01/2023. This bill was read a second time on 01/04/2024.
Missouri Bill: H.B. 1616
About this bill: Modifies provisions relating to the rights of unborn children.
Current status: This bill was Prefiled on 12/01/2023. This bill was read a second time on 01/04/2024.
Missouri Bill: H.B. 1145/ HB 1558
About this bill: Modifies provisions of law relating to custody of in vitro human embryos.
Current status: This bill was Prefiled on 12/01/2023. There was a second reading in the House on 01/04/2024. This bill was read a second time and was referred to the Senate Committee on Judiciary and Civil and Criminal Jurisprudence Committee on 01/25/2024.
MT
MontanaMontana Legislation
There currently are no active bills in Montana, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:
Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit.
Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN).
Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.
NE
NebraskaNebraska Bill: L.B. 1082
About this Bill: Require coverage for in vitro fertilization for state employees under the Nebraska State Insurance Program.
Current Status: This bill was introduced on 01/09/2024, and then was referred to the Government, Military, and Veterans Affairs Committee on 01/10/2024. This bill has a hearing scheduled on 02/02/2024.
NV
NevadaNevada Legislation
There currently are no active bills in Nevada, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:
Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit.
Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN).
Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.
NH
New HampshireNew Hampshire: S.B. 558
About this bill: Relative to Insurance Coverage for Infertility Treatments, Protection From Discrimination During IVF Treatments, Parental Leave, and Adoption.
Current Status: Introduced and referred to Health and Human Services on 01/03/2024. This bill had a hearing on January 01/17/2024.
NJ
New JerseyNew Jersey Bill: A.3735
About this bill: Establishes the crime of fertility fraud.
Current status: This bill was introduced and referred to the Assembly Community Development and Women's Affairs Committee on 2/22/2024.
New Jersey Bill: A. 2002
About this bill: Requires health insurance coverage of standard fertility preservation services for individuals with certain menstrual disorders resulting in infertility.
Current status: This bill was filed on 01/10/2024.
New Jersey Bill: S. 1966
About this bill: Revises health insurance coverage requirements for treatment of infertility.
Current status: This bill was filed on 01/10/2024.
New Jersey Bill: S. 2119
About this bill: Revises requirements for infertility coverage under certain health insurance plans.
Current status: This bill was filed on 01/10/2024.
New Jersey Bill: S3627/ A5235
About this bill: Revises health insurance coverage requirements for treatment of infertility.
Current status: Introduced on 2/17/2023. This bill was reported out of Asm. Comm. with Amendments, and referred to Assembly Appropriations Committee on 12/11/2023. This bill was reported out of the Assembly Comm. with Amendments on 01/04/2024. This bill passed both the Senate and the House on 1/08/2024. Governor Phil Murphy signed A5235/S3627 into law on 01/12/2024.
NM
New MexicoNew Mexico Legislation
There currently are no active bills in New Mexico, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:
Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit.
Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN).
Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.
NY
New YorkNew York Bill: S7749
About this bill: Relates to the requirements of surrogacy programs and criteria for surrogacy agreements; provides for gamete donation matched agreement and gamete donation agency agreement; specifies a gamete donor's bill of rights and a bill of rights of donor-conceived.
Current Status: This bill was introduced and referred to the Senate Rules Committee on 11/13/2023.
New York Bill: A4921A / S5107A
About this bill: Relates to the requirements of surrogacy programs and criteria for surrogacy arrangements.
Current Status: Introduced in the Senate and Referred to the Judiciary Committee on 02/22/2023. Introduced in the Assembly and Referred to the Judiciary Committee on 02/27/2023. This bill was in the Assembly Rules Committee and on the Senate floor calendar on 06/08/2023. This bill was referred to an Assembly committee on 01/03/2024. This bill was amended and recommitted to the Senate Committee on Judiciary on 02/02/2024.
New York Bill: S06118 / A6177
About this bill: Establishes "The Equity in Fertility Treatment Act"; relates to the definition of infertility and health insurance coverage for the treatment of infertility.
Current Status: Introduced in the Senate on 03/30/2023. Introduced in the Assembly on 04/03/2023. This bill was referred to the Senate Committee on Insurance on 01/03/2024.
New York Bill: A8390
About this bill: Provides a tax deduction for fertility preservation services in an amount up to $1,000.
Current status: This bill was introduced on 12/13/2023. This bill was referred to the Assembly Committee on Ways and Means on 01/03/2024.
New York Bill: A02735 / S02122
About this bill: Enacts the “donor conceived person protection act”
Current status: Introduced in the Senate on 01/18/2023. Introduced in the Assembly and referred to Health on 01/27/2023. Reported and Committed to the Finance Committee in the Senate on 05/17/2023. Referred to the Assembly Committee on Health and the Senate Committee on Health on 01/03/2024. This bill was amended and recommitted to the Health Committee on 01/16/2024. This bill was reported and committed to the Senate Committee on Finance on 2/6/2024.
New York Bill: S00080
About this bill:Creates a private right of action for fertility fraud; adds a health care practitioner using human reproductive material from the practitioner or from a donor knowing or who reasonably should have known that such patient had not expressly consented to such use, to the crime of aggravated sexual abuse in the fourth degree.
Current status: Introduced and referred to codes on 1/4/2023. This bill was referred to Codes on 01/03/2024.
NC
North CarolinaNorth Carolina Legislation
There currently are no active bills in North Carolina, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:
Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit.
Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN).
Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.
ND
North DakotaNorth Dakota Legislation
There currently are no active bills in North Dakota, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:
Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit.
Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN).
Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.
OH
OhioOhio Legislation
There currently are no active bills in Ohio, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:
Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit.
Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN).
Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.
OK
OklahomaOklahoma Bill: S.B. 1334
About this bill: Health insurance; creating Corinne's Law; requiring coverage of standard fertility preservation services for certain enrollees of a health benefit plan; specifying terms of coverage.
Current status: This bill is prefiled and will be introduced on 02/05/2024. This bill will be read and referred to the Retirement and Insurance Committee and then to the Appropriations Committee on 02/06/2024. This bill was referred to Appropriations Committee on 2/13/2024.
Oklahoma Bill: H.B. 4135
About this bill: Infertility insurance coverage; Promoting Pregnancy Act; insurance coverage; state employees; terms; effective date.
Current status: This bill was introduced and read for the first time on 02/05/2024. This bill had a second reading and was referred to the House Committee on Rules on 02/06/2024.
Oklahoma Bill: H.B. 3841
About this bill: Infertility insurance coverage; infertility care; terms; effective date.
Current status: This bill was introduced and read for the first time on 02/05/2024. This bill had a second reading and was referred to the House Committee on Insurance on 02/06/2024.
Oklahoma Bill: S.B. 1886
About this bill: Abortion; modifying and removing exceptions; removing certain definitions. Emergency.
Current status: This bill was introduced and read for the first time on 02/05/2024. This bill had a second reading and was referred to the Senate Committee on Health and Human Services on 02/06/2024.
Oklahoma Bill: H.B. 3216
About this bill: Abortion; Oklahoma Life is a Human Right Act; definitions; prescriptions and medications; civil liability; certain procedure; refusal of treatment; physician records; State Department of Health; exception; conduct unprofessional; revocation of license; civil action; Attorney General; right to intervene; severability; effective date.
Current status: This bill was introduced and read for the first time on 02/05/2024. This bill was reported favorably on 02/06/2024.
Oklahoma Bill: S.B. 1729
About this bill: Abortion; creating the Abolition of Abortion Act; modifying applicability of provisions relating to homicide. Emergency.
Current status: This bill was introduced and read for the first time on 02/05/2024. This bill had a second reading and was referred to the Senate Committee on Judiciary on 02/06/2024.
Oklahoma Bill: S.B. 1796
About this bill: Abortion; removing definition; modifying certain exception. Emergency.
Current status: This bill was introduced and read for the first time on 02/05/2024. This bill had a second reading and was referred to the Senate Committee on Health and Human Services on 02/06/2024.
Oklahoma Bill: S.B. 1775
About this bill: Abortion; modifying certain violation and penalty. Effective date.
Current status: This bill was introduced and read for the first time on 02/05/2024. This bill had a second reading and was referred to the Senate Committee on Judiciary on 02/06/2024.
Oklahoma Bill: S.J.R. 30
About this bill: Constitutional amendment; equating rights of unborn persons to rights of born persons; prohibiting performance of abortion; providing exception.
Current status: This bill was introduced and read for the first time on 02/05/2024. This bill had a second reading and was referred to the Senate Committee on Rules on 02/06/2024.
OR
OregonOregon Legislation
There currently are no active bills in Oregon, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:
Learn how to educate local lawmakers and the issues our community cares about. Download the official RESOLVE State Advocacy Toolkit.
Join the largest network of passionate family building advocates. Sign up for the RESOLVE Advocacy Network (RAN).
Connect with others through our Facebook Group. This group has advocates from across the country who are working in their states and/or at the federal level to bring about positive family building legislation and change. In this group, you can connect with mentors, ask questions, and meet other advocates in your state, and more.
PA
PennsylvaniaPennsylvania Bill: HB1383
About this bill: In casualty insurance, providing for fertility preservation coverage.
Current status: Introduced and referred to insurance on 06/22/2023.
Pennsylvania Bill: HB1383
About this bill: An Act amending the act of May 17, 1921 (P.L.682, No.284), known as The Insurance Company Law of 1921, in casualty insurance, providing for infertility care coverage.
Current status: Introduced and referred to Insurance on 06/14/2023.
Pennsylvania Bill: SB602
About this bill: An Act amending the act of May 17, 1921 (P.L.682, No.284), known as The Insurance Company Law of 1921, in casualty insurance, providing for infertility care coverage.
Current status: Introduced and referred to Banking and Insurance on 04/17/2023.
RI
Rhode IslandRhode Island Bill: S.B. 2396
About this bill: An Act Relating To Insurance -- Accident And Sickness Insurance Policies (Mandates Insurance Policies, Provides Coverage To Diagnose & Treat Infertility For Women Between 25 & 42 Years, Including Pre-Implantation Genetic Diagnosis (Pgd) In Conjunction With In Vitro Fertilization (Ivf).)
Current Status: This bill was introduced and referred to the Senate Health and Human Services Committee on 2/12/2024.
SC
South CarolinaSouth Carolina Legislation
There currently are no active bills in South Carolina, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:
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SD
South DakotaSouth Dakota Legislation
There currently are no active bills in South Dakota, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:
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TN
TennesseeTennessee Bill: H.B. 2064/ S.B. 1935
About this bill: insurance Companies, Agents, Brokers, Policies - As introduced, on or after January 1, 2025, requires a health carrier that issues or renews a health insurance policy, health benefit plan, or contract of accident or health insurance providing benefits for medical or hospital expenses to provide coverage for the expenses of standard fertility services for patients with iatrogenic infertility; excludes employer-sponsored health plans.
Current Status: This bill was introduced in the House and the Senate on 01/24/2024. This bill was withdrawn in the House and in the Senate on 1/31/2024.
Tennessee Bill: S.B. 2629 / H.B. 2549
About this bill: requires a health carrier that issues or renews a health insurance policy, health benefit plan, or contract of accident or health insurance providing benefits for medical or hospital expenses to provide coverage for the expenses of standard fertility services for patients with infertility as the result of cancer treatment.
Current Status: This bill was introduced on 1/31/2024. This bill was assigned to the House Insurance Subcommittee on 2/6/2024.
Tennessee Bill: H.B. 2957 / S.B. 2880
About this bill: As introduced, deletes the Class B misdemeanor of parentage fraud. - Amends TCA Title 36 and Title 39.
Current Status: This bill was introduced on 1/31/2024. This bill was Placed on the Senate Judiciary Committee Calendar for 2/20/2024.
TX
TexasTexas Legislation
There currently are no active bills in Texas, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:
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UT
UtahUtah Legislation
There currently are no active bills in Utah, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:
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VT
VermontVermont Bill: H. 777
About this bill: An act relating to donor-conceived persons and gamete agencies, gamete banks, and fertility clinics.
Current status: This bill was introduced, read, and referred to the Committee on Health Care on 01/12/2024.
Vermont Bill: H. 745
About this bill: An act relating to the Vermont Parentage Act.
Current status: This bill was introduced, read, and referred to the Committee on Health Care on 01/12/2024. This bill passed the House on 2/23/2024.
VA
VirginiaVirginia Bill: HB 278/ SB 333
Virginia Bill: HB 560
Status: Introduced and referred to the House Committee on Labor and Commerce on 01/09/2024. This bill was assigned to Labor and Commerce Subcommittee #1 on 01/16/2024. This bill was left unfinished in the Appropriations Committee on 2/13/2024.
Virginia Bill: H.J. 60
Virginia Bill: H.B. 274
WA
WashingtonWashington Legislation
There currently are no active bills in Washington, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:
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WV
West VirginiaWest Virginia Bill: H.B. 4024 / S.B. 250
About this bill: Requiring medical insurance providers to include infertility services in their policies.
Status: Introduced in the House and referred to the House Committee on Banking and Insurance on 01/10/2024.
West Virginia Bill: S.B. 575
About this bill: Assisted Reproduction Act.
Status: This bill was introduced in the Senate and referred to the Senate Committee on Health and Human Resources on 01/26/2024. This bill was referred to the Senate Committee on Judiciary on 2/12/2024. This bill was assigned for a third and final reading on 2/26/2024.
West Virginia Bill: S.B. 284
About this bill: Fetal Heartbeat Act.
Status: This bill was Introduced in the Senate and referred to the Senate Committee on Health and Human Resources on 01/11/2024.
West Virginia Bill: H.B. 4464
About this bill: Life at Conception Act of 2024.
Status: This bill was introduced in the House and referred to the House Judiciary on 01/10/2024.
WY
WyomingWyoming Legislation
There currently are no active bills in Wyoming, but there are ways you can still advocate on behalf of the family building community:
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WI
WisconsinWisconsin Bill: AB 766
About this bill: This bill requires self-insured governmental health plans and health care coverage plans offered by the state to its employees that cover medical or hospital expenses to cover diagnosis of and treatment for infertility and standard fertility preservation services.
Current status: This bill was introduced and referred to Assembly committee on December 6, 2023.
Wisconsin Bill: AB43
About this bill: State finances and appropriations, constituting the executive budget act of the 2023 legislature.
Current status: Introduced on 02/15/23. There was an Agency briefing held by the joint committee on Finance on 03/28/2023. Public hearing held by joint committee on Finance on 04/05/2023. Public hearing held by joint committee on Finance on 04/26/2023. Executive action taken by joint committee on Finance on 05/18/2023. The Joint Committee on Finance recommended the amended report on 06/27/2023.
Wisconsin Bill: 766
About this bill: Relating to: coverage of infertility services under self-insured governmental health plans and health policies and plans offered to state employees, and granting rule-making authority.
Current status: Referred to Assembly committee on December 6, 2023.