The Veteran Families Health Services Act of 2025 expands military and veterans' healthcare to include comprehensive fertility and adoption assistance services. The bill requires the Department of Defense to provide active-duty service members with fertility treatments, counseling, and reproductive material preservation, while the Department of Veterans Affairs must cover these same services for eligible veterans and their spouses, partners, and surrogates—including up to three in vitro fertilization cycles with unlimited embryo transfers, artificial insemination, genetic testing, and adoption assistance. These benefits apply regardless of marital status, gender identity, or sexual orientation, and the two departments must coordinate to ensure service members transitioning from active duty to veteran status experience no gaps in fertility care. The VA and DoD must issue implementing regulations within two years and conduct research into reproductive health care for veterans, though no specific funding amount is provided in the bill summaries.
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