An Act relating to insurance coverage for contraceptives and related services; relating to medical assistance coverage for contraceptives and related services; and providing for an effective date.

This bill requires health insurance plans in Alaska to cover prescription contraceptives and related medical services without imposing copayments or deductibles on most insured individuals. It prohibits insurers from denying coverage if a person switches contraceptive methods within a year and prevents restrictions like prior authorization that could limit access to these products. Religious employers who oppose contraceptive coverage are exempt from these requirements but must inform enrollees about the available options. The law applies to both individual and group market plans while allowing some flexibility for high-deductible health plans.