AR HB1142

Requires all accident and health insurance companies in Arkansas to cover restorative reproductive medicine in addition to the existing in vitro fertilization coverage mandate

Prohibits entities receiving state or local financial assistance from discriminating against healthcare providers who decline to participate in assisted reproductive technology based on religious beliefs or moral convictions

Mandates all Title X-funded facilities in Arkansas include fertility awareness-based methods as part of covered family planning services, with the Department of Health required to integrate these methods within 12 months

Defines restorative reproductive medicine as approaches that restore normal reproductive system function without suppressive or destructive methods, including ultrasounds, blood tests, hormone panels, laparoscopic surgeries, and natural procreative technology

Directs the Department of Health to integrate fertility awareness-based methods information into existing public health programs including family planning services, maternal and child health programs, and women's health initiatives