OK HB2948

Fertility clinics must report annual data to the Oklahoma State Department of Health on embryo creation, destruction, cryopreservation, transfers, pregnancies, live births, and multiple gestations from assisted reproductive technology procedures

Clinics must track embryo outcomes including those negligently destroyed, lost to natural causes, discarded intentionally, donated for research, or relinquished to the clinic, with reasons specified for intentional destruction

The Department of Health must publish a comprehensive public report within 12 months of receiving clinic data, including success rates broken down by patient age, donor usage, and number of cycles required for live birth

Defines key terms including "assisted reproductive technology" (covering IVF, artificial insemination, cryopreservation, and gamete/embryo donation) and "human embryo" as a living organism from fertilization through natural death

Effective date is November 1, 2026, with all reported information limited to aggregate statistics without personally identifiable information