Health insurance; creating Corinne's Law; requiring coverage of standard fertility preservation services for certain enrollees of a health benefit plan; specifying terms of coverage. Effective date.

SB 1334, known as Corinne's Law, requires health insurance plans in Oklahoma to cover medically necessary fertility preservation services for individuals diagnosed with cancer who are of reproductive age. The bill mandates that these plans cover procedures such as egg and sperm freezing when treatments like chemotherapy or radiation might cause infertility, without requiring pre-authorization for the service. While the law allows plans to apply standard deductibles and copayments, it explicitly prohibits storage fees from being included in the covered services. The legislation includes a provision for religious employers to request exemptions if the coverage conflicts with their religious beliefs, though enrollees of such plans may still purchase supplemental coverage at their own expense.