IVF Protection Act

This bill requires states receiving federal Medicaid funds to not prohibit in vitro fertilization (IVF) services. It amends the Social Security Act to make it a condition of Medicaid funding that states and local governments cannot ban IVF, affecting Medicaid-covered fertility treatments. The law explicitly states no individual or organization must provide IVF services (Section 4) and allows states to enforce health/safety standards (Section 5). It directly impacts states administering Medicaid programs and ensures IVF remains accessible where states choose to cover such services.