Essential health benefits benchmark plan; Commission to consider coverage for infertility treatment.

The header was updated from 'House Substitute' to 'Enrolled' to reflect that the bill has passed both chambers and received the Governor's approval, making it official law.

Drafting metadata, including the bill number (25104754D), the committee name, the date of proposal, and the original sponsor's name, were removed as they are no longer relevant to the final enacted text.

The introductory text was replaced with the standard statutory language ('An Act...') and the bill number was reformatted to match the final enrolled version.

Removed the mandate requiring insurers to offer and make available coverage for diagnosis, treatment, and preservation of fertility services.

Added a directive for the Health Insurance Reform Commission to consider infertility treatment and embryo transfer in its 2025 review of the essential health benefits benchmark plan.

Removed specific provisions detailing the extent of coverage (e.g., four oocyte retrievals, unlimited embryo transfers) and exclusions for specific policy types like short-term or Medicare plans.

Replaced the detailed definitions of infertility, embryo, and in vitro fertilization used by insurers with a single definition for 'embryo transfer' relevant to the commission's review.