1. United States
2. Calif.
3. Letter

The ability to access assistive reproductive technologies like in vitro fertilization is vital for many Americans seeking to build families. Recent court rulings and legislative efforts have jeopardized access to these treatments, causing uncertainty and concern for those relying on IVF. Action must be taken to safeguard the right to IVF nationwide. Protecting this access will provide reassurance to the millions who depend on these services to have children. Furthermore, expanding coverage through the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program would make IVF more affordable and attainable for federal workers and their families. Decisive legislative steps are needed to secure IVF access and coverage for all who require these essential reproductive health services.