The Convenient Contraception Act would allow people with health insurance to obtain up to a year's supply of contraceptives in a single transaction, without paying out-of-pocket costs. The bill amends existing federal health insurance requirements to apply to both group health plans (typically employer-provided insurance) and individual health insurance policies. The change would take effect for insurance plans beginning January 1, 2026, giving insurers about eight months to implement the requirement. The bill does not provide new federal funding, as it relies on existing insurance coverage mandates. Within 90 days of the law's enactment, the Secretaries of Health and Human Services, Labor, and Treasury would be required to conduct outreach to inform healthcare providers and insured individuals about this new benefit.
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