State Fair Poll Asks If State Health Plans Should Cover Infertility Treatment
Summary
The poll asked whether state health plans should cover infertility diagnosis, treatments, and standard fertility preservation services; Presenter noted a DFL proposal failed and that 25 states have some infertility insurance laws.
The Presenter read a poll question asking whether state health plans should be required to cover infertility treatment and standard fertility preservation services. The segment noted that 25 states have laws requiring some form of infertility insurance coverage and that a DFL proposal in Minnesota did not advance last session.
"Should health plans be required to cover infertility treatment and standard fertility preservation services?" the Presenter asked. Supporters in the prior legislative debate, the Presenter said, argued such coverage would help families facing high treatment costs; opponents raised concerns about protections for unused embryos.
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