US HB220

Directs the VA Secretary to provide infertility treatment and fertility preservation services to enrolled veterans who have infertility or are at risk of infertility due to medical conditions or planned treatments like chemotherapy

Limits IVF coverage to 3 completed cycles resulting in live birth or 10 attempted cycles, whichever occurs first, and permits use of donated gametes or embryos

Extends treatment eligibility to partners of covered veterans, with partners also qualifying for beneficiary travel expense payments

Requires consent from the covered individual, the veteran (if applicable), and any third-party donor before treatment; defers legal status of gametes and embryos to state law

Mandates VA regulations within one year of enactment, with interim policies allowing expanded services including treatment for unmarried partners beginning 180 days after enactment