This bill requires the Bureau of Insurance to select a new essential health benefits benchmark plan for the 2028 plan year that includes coverage for doula care services, iatrogenic infertility treatment, fertility treatment and diagnosis, including a maximum of three cycles per lifetime of assisted reproductive technology.

This bill creates penalties for obstructing access to health care facilities.

This bill requires insurance coverage for FDA-approved contraception without cost-sharing, including for OTC hormonal contraception.

This bill is a shield law that prohibits law enforcement from cooperating with investigations into protected health care and protects providers against extradition to other states for providing care protected in the Commonwealth. It also creates a private right of action.

This bill creates statutory rights to obtain and provide contraceptives and creates a cause of action that may be instituted against anyone who infringes upon this right.