This legislation aims to significantly expand healthcare benefits for active duty uniformed service members and their dependents by mandating that TRICARE Prime and TRICARE Select must cover comprehensive fertility-related care. It addresses a critical need for military families facing infertility by defining infertility broadly and including a wide array of diagnostic and treatment services. The bill specifically includes coverage for in vitro fertilization (IVF) , allowing for up to three completed oocyte retrievals and unlimited embryo transfers in accordance with American Society for Reproductive Medicine guidelines. Beyond IVF, the covered "fertility treatment" encompasses services such as sperm and egg retrieval, preservation of reproductive materials, artificial insemination, and necessary medications. Additionally, the Act establishes a new program under the Secretary of Defense for fertility-related care coordination . This program is designed to ensure patients receive timely care and will also provide training and support to community healthcare providers regarding the unique needs of military families. These expanded benefits are scheduled to apply to services provided on or after October 1, 2027.