CA SB570

Prohibits the State Department of Public Health from using rules, regulations, contracts, or other means to prevent laboratories with both a CLIA certificate of accreditation and a current state clinical or public health laboratory license from offering all noninvasive prenatal tests to pregnant persons with an order from a prenatal care provider.

Prohibits the department from limiting the number of noninvasive prenatal tests that qualified laboratories may provide, including testing for autosomal trisomies (21, 18, and 13) and fetal sex.

Defines "prenatal care provider" as a health care provider licensed under California's Business and Professions Code who provides prenatal medical care within their scope of practice.

Requires the department to expand prenatal screening to include all tests meeting or exceeding current standards of care as recommended by nationally recognized medical or genetic organizations.

Maintains existing requirements for genetic counseling in conjunction with prenatal testing and department oversight of prenatal diagnosis centers and subsidy programs.