TN HB2290

Requires physicians and osteopathic physicians to obtain a new certification from the Board of Medical Examiners or Board of Osteopathic Examination to practice assisted reproductive technology (ART), with a 60-day compliance period after rules take effect

Prohibits genetic testing of embryos except for chromosomal abnormalities or fatal fetal anomalies

Mandates use of standard Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (SART) consent forms, with additional required disclosures about genetic testing restrictions and informed consent for custody of unused or abandoned embryos

Creates a new certification and annual inspection program for fertility clinics administered by the Department of Health, including requirements to post a bond for embryo storage and report pregnancy success rates to the CDC and state by January 31 annually

Takes effect July 1, 2026, for all purposes except rulemaking, which takes effect upon becoming law