Increasing access to contraceptive drugs, devices, and procedures

HB 2750 requires most health insurance plans in West Virginia to cover FDA-approved contraceptives, contraceptive devices, and related outpatient services without cost-sharing (like copays) for enrollees. It mandates coverage for up to a 12-month supply of prescribed contraceptives, including therapeutic equivalents (generic versions), and requires plans to cover alternatives if a provider deems a specific contraceptive medically inadvisable. The bill applies to health insurance plans covering prescription drugs or devices, affecting enrollees (not dependent children) who use these services. It repeals outdated language and amends coverage rules to ensure comprehensive access to contraceptive care under state law. The bill is currently in early committee review after introduction on February 21, 2025.