Michigan Fertility Insurance Coverage
No state mandateOverview of state insurance mandates and fertility coverage requirements for Michigan. Applies to fully-insured health plans regulated by the state.
Coverage Summary
| Benefit | Required by State |
|---|---|
| Mandate to offer fertility coverage | No |
| Diagnosis coverage | No |
| Treatment coverage | No |
| IVF included | No |
| Fertility preservation included | No |
Coverage Details
Michigan has no broad private-market mandate requiring infertility diagnosis, treatment, or IVF coverage. The earlier diagnosis flag traced to a KFF Medicaid screening row, not a private-insurance mandate: Medicaid context is limited to diagnosis of male or female infertility and excludes infertility treatment, anesthesia related to infertility treatment, and infertility genetic testing. Plan First and other limited family-planning benefits are not IVF benefits. Any fertility treatment coverage is therefore plan-specific, and self-funded ERISA employer plans are generally outside state insurance mandates.
Self-Funded Employer Plans (ERISA)
Source & Dates
- Source:
- KFF State Health Facts
- Data as of:
- 2026-06-10
- Next review:
- 2026-08-09
Disclaimer
This is not legal or insurance advice. Verify coverage directly with your insurer and HR benefits team. Self-funded employer plans (ERISA) are generally exempt from state mandates. Information reflects the reviewed source as of the date noted above and may not reflect recent legislative or regulatory changes.
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