Insurers Pressed on Contraceptive Coverage After Roe’s Demise

June 27, 2022, 7:02 PM UTC

Health insurers are facing pressure from the Biden administration to ensure they have complete contraceptive coverage as required by Obamacare, a move that comes just days after the US Supreme Court decision that leaves abortion rights up to individual states.

The secretaries of health and human services, labor, and the Treasury met with major health insurance companies Monday to discuss the issue and confirm that any patient on their plans can access birth control at no cost.

The Affordable Care Act requires that all health insurance plans cover at least one type of contraception within each category designated by the ...

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