The RESTORE Act, introduced in May 2025, establishes federal support for "restorative reproductive medicine"—an approach focused on diagnosing and treating underlying reproductive health conditions such as endometriosis and polycystic ovary syndrome rather than immediately pursuing assisted reproductive technology. The bill requires the Department of Health and Human Services to conduct research reviews and expand data collection on reproductive health conditions and treatment options within two years and every three years thereafter, while also directing updates to medical billing codes and insurance reimbursement rates to better classify and compensate providers offering these services. The legislation expands grant eligibility for organizations providing restorative reproductive medicine and fertility awareness-based methods through existing federal health programs and mandates modifications to national health surveys to track treatment availability and usage. Additionally, the bill prohibits federal discrimination against healthcare providers who decline to participate in assisted reproductive technology based on religious or moral beliefs. While specific funding amounts are not detailed in the summaries, the bill directs resources through existing federal health programs and requires ongoing research and data collection efforts by HHS.
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