IVF Insurance Coverage in Ohio
Ohio has an IVF insurance mandate.
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- Mandate type
- Diagnosis only — IVF not required
- In effect since
- 1991
Who the mandate applies to
- Large-employer plans: Required
- Small-employer plans: Exempt
- Individual market: Not required
- Self-insured employer plans (ERISA): Excluded — federal ERISA preemption applies
Statute and notes
HMOs must cover basic infertility services. IVF not required. Self-insured plans excluded.
Citation: Ohio Rev. Code § 1751.01
Last verified 2026-04-14.
Fertility clinics in Ohio
10 reporting clinics (CDC ART 2022).
- Institute for Reproductive Health — Cincinnati
- Cleveland Clinic Fertility Center — Beachwood
- Reproductive Gynecology & Infertility-Akron — Akron
- Ohio Reproductive Medicine — Columbus
- SpringCreek Fertility — Dayton
- Reproductive Gynecology & Infertility-Westerville — Westerville
- University Hospitals Fertility Center — Beachwood
- The Fertility Wellness Institute of Ohio — West Chester
- UC Center for Reproductive Health — West Chester
- Bethesda Fertility Center — Cincinnati