The Biden administration's proposal marks a significant enhancement in contraception coverage under the Affordable Care Act, aiming to eliminate out-of-pocket costs for most Americans.
For the first time ever, women would be able to obtain over-the-counter contraception without a prescription at no additional cost, benefiting millions and expanding healthcare access.
The proposed rule extends the 2010 ACA contraception mandate to include over-the-counter birth control, potentially lowering unintended pregnancy rates and healthcare expenses for women.
This initiative reflects an ongoing commitment to improving women's reproductive health access, reversing previous administration efforts that sought to impose restrictions on birth control coverage.
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