An Act relative to infertility insurance coverage

This bill amends Massachusetts state laws to standardize the definition of infertility and mandate insurance coverage for related treatments. It defines infertility based on specific timelines for conception attempts, such as one year for those under 35 or six months for those 35 and older, and includes cases where a pregnancy cannot reach live birth. The legislation applies to various insurance plans, including those for children born via artificial insemination, and prohibits insurers from discriminating against individuals based on age, marital status, or other health factors. By updating these statutes, the bill ensures consistent access to reproductive care across different types of health insurance policies in the state.