DE SB151

Requires all health insurance carriers in Delaware to cover FDA-approved contraceptive drugs, devices, and products without cost-sharing, including at least one option within each therapeutic equivalent category

Mandates coverage for 12-month supplies of prescription contraceptives, which may be dispensed all at once or over the course of the year

Expands required coverage to include voluntary female sterilization, emergency contraception (including over-the-counter options), patient education and counseling, follow-up services, and immediate postpartum insertion of Long-Acting Reversible Contraception

Applies contraceptive coverage requirements to individual and group health plans, state employee health plans, and Medicaid recipients under Title 31

Permits religious employers to request exclusion from coverage requirements for FDA-approved contraceptive drug and device insertion/removal if it conflicts with bona fide religious beliefs, with notice required to employees