Interactive Legislation Map

  • Legislation expanding IVF access
  • Legislation threatening IVF access
  • No active legislation

Legislation by state

  • Georgia Georgia Bill: H.B. 428 (IVF Protection) Signed into law May 2025: writes the right to IVF into Georgia law.
  • Michigan Michigan Bill: S.B. 922 (Insurance Coverage/Benefits) Would require insurers to cover infertility diagnosis, IVF, IUI and fertility preservation. In Senate committee.
  • Minnesota Minnesota Building Families Act, H.F. 1758 (Insurance Coverage/Benefits) Would require health plans to cover infertility treatment, IVF and fertility preservation. Stalled in 2026.
  • North Carolina North Carolina Bill: H. 744 (Fertility Preservation) Would create a state fertility preservation pilot program.
  • Ohio Ohio Bill: H.B. 370 (IVF Threats, Personhood) Would enact the Ohio Prenatal Equal Protection Act, a personhood bill RESOLVE flags as a threat to IVF.
  • Oregon Oregon Bill: H.B. 4155 (Insurance Coverage/Benefits) Would have required insurers to cover fertility care, including IVF. Died in committee in March 2026.
  • Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Bill: S.B. 272 (Insurance Coverage/Benefits) Would add infertility care coverage to Pennsylvania’s Insurance Company Law of 1921.
  • South Carolina South Carolina Bill: H. 3537 (Personhood) Would define a “person” to include an unborn child at any stage of development, starting at fertilization.
  • Tennessee Tennessee Bill: H.B. 945 / S.B. 793 (Embryo or IVF Regulation) Would cap how many embryos patients can store and restrict embryo genetic testing. Failed in subcommittee.
  • Virginia Virginia Bill: H.B. 328 (Insurance Coverage/Benefits) Enacted 2026: adds fertility care, including up to 3 IVF cycles, to Virginia’s essential health benefits from 2028.
  • Wisconsin Wisconsin Bill: A.B. 568 / S.B. 566 (Insurance Coverage/Benefits) Would require health plans to cover infertility diagnosis, treatment and fertility preservation. In committee.