Bills to expand IVF access failed several times, but this legislation sailed through the Assembly and now heads to the State Senate.
A bill aimed at expanding access to IVF treatment sailed through the California Assembly Wednesday. After several similar proposals failed to pass the legislature, SB 729 passed the Assembly with resounding support. It would require insurance companies to provide coverage for in vitro fertilization treatments, also known as IVF. It will now head to the State Senate.
'For my home organizing business, almost exclusively, I work with moms,' she said. 'They're in the same kind of age range as me, like 30s and 40s. So, I knew that there would be other people out there that either had gone through it or thinking about it. I wanted to be able to share that with other people and not just keep it for myself.'Raz said the procedure was very expensive and supports lawmaker's efforts to increase insurance coverage.
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