Idaho Bills

Adds to existing law to establish provisions regarding fertility preservation services.

The purpose of this legislation is to protect future reproductive health by ensuring access to fertility preservation services for individuals undergoing cancer treatment that may cause infertility. The legislation requires certain health benefit plans to cover standard fertility preservation procedures, such as the collection and preservation of sperm, unfertilized eggs, or ovarian tissue, for patients receiving medically necessary cancer treatment known to threaten fertility. These services must align with established medical guidelines and do not include continued storage fees.