Requires health benefits coverage of assisted reproductive technology to prevent transmission of monogenic disorder.
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Overview
This bill requires health insurance plans in New Jersey to cover assisted reproductive technology (ART) services to prevent the transmission of monogenic disorders. It amends existing state law to ensure that hospital and medical service corporations provide coverage for infertility-related treatments, including diagnosis, medications, surgery, and donor gametes, aligning with guidelines from the American Society for Reproductive Medicine. The bill also allows for religious employers to request exclusions for certain ART procedures, while maintaining transparency regarding these exclusions. Finally, it clarifies that coverage for infertility services should not be restricted based on age or relationship status.
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