US SB178

States must submit abortion data annually to the CDC's surveillance system by December 31 or lose federal Medicaid reimbursements for family planning services at the enhanced 90% matching rate

Mandatory data collection includes maternal age, gestational age, race/ethnicity, abortion method type, marital status, previous pregnancy history, maternal residence (county/state), and whether the child survived the abortion

States that miss the December 31 deadline can still receive retroactive Medicaid payments if data is submitted by December 31 of the following year

States must certify data accuracy; knowingly providing false information results in loss of enhanced family planning Medicaid payments for the following fiscal year

CDC must publish an annual abortion report by December 30 of the third calendar year following the reporting period and provide technical assistance to states for data collection