What California’s New Fertility Law Means

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California’s new fertility mandate expands IVF coverage, but it still leaves many employees—those pursuing adoption, foster care, surrogacy, or donor paths—without meaningful support. This concise brief explains what the law does, where the gaps remain, and how navigation-first, family-building benefits can give HR leaders a more complete, cost-effective solution.

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