Convenient Contraception Act

This bill would make health plans let people choose to get up to a full year (365 days) of their birth control at once, in a single fill or refill. If the contraceptive is already covered by the plan, the plan must provide it without copays or other cost-sharing.

• Who is affected: People enrolled in group or individual health insurance plans.
• What changes: Plans must allow up to a 365-day supply of covered contraceptives at once, with no cost-sharing.
• When: This starts for plan years beginning on or after January 1, 2026. Federal agencies will also begin outreach within 90 days after the law is enacted to inform providers and enrollees about these benefits.