Enacts provisions relating to insurance coverage of self-administered hormonal contraceptives

SB 929 requires health insurance plans to cover self-administered hormonal contraceptives (such as pills, patches, or rings) without cost-sharing, meaning no copays or deductibles. This directly affects individuals who use these contraceptives and their insurance providers. The key provision mandates that insurers include these specific methods in their coverage, aligning with broader contraceptive access standards. The bill focuses on eliminating financial barriers to commonly used, non-prescription-dependent birth control options.