AR HB1554

Creates the Assisted Reproductive Technology Reporting Act requiring Arkansas fertility clinics to track and report data on embryo creation, storage, destruction, transfers, and outcomes to the Department of Health

Mandates reporting on embryo disposition including those negligently destroyed, lost to natural causes, discarded intentionally, donated for research, or relinquished to clinics

Requires the Department of Health to publish an annual public report within 12 months of receiving data, including clinic success rates broken down by patient age, donor material use, and number of cycles required for live birth

Establishes tracking of maternal health outcomes for 18 months postpartum and neonatal health outcomes until age 18 for children conceived through assisted reproductive technology, in coordination with DHS and existing maternal mortality review committees

Covers procedures including IVF, artificial insemination, intrauterine insemination, gamete/zygote intrafallopian fertilization, cryopreservation, and egg/sperm/embryo donation