The Trump administration is not pursuing its campaign promise to mandate health insurance coverage for in vitro fertilisation (IVF), despite repeated assurances during the 2024 presidential race.
According to a report published on Sunday by the Washington Post, the White House has decided against asking Congress to introduce legislation making IVF coverage compulsory, and does not plan to impose such a requirement through executive action.
In August 2024, while campaigning for re-election, US President Donald Trump declared that his administration would ensure all IVF costs were covered either by insurance or the federal government.
