There are no states where Medicaid will cover IVF or IUI. And coverage of other fertility services tends to be quite limited for Medicaid enrollees.[efn_note]“Coverage and Use of Fertility Services in the U.S.” KFF. Sept. 15, 2020[/efn_note] New York’s Medicaid program covers up to three cycles of fertility medications.[efn_note]“Medicaid Coverage of Limited Infertility Benefit” New York State Department of Health. Accessed May 1, 2024[/efn_note] As of 2024, Washington, DC Medicaid and DC Healthcare Alliance provide coverage for infertility diagnosis and up to three cycles of fertility medications.[efn_note]“§ 31–3834.06(c). Coverage of fertility treatments” Council of the District of Columbia. Accessed May 1, 2024[/efn_note] And Illinois Medicaid will cover fertility preservation before a covered medical treatment that could cause infertility.[efn_note]“Few states extend fertility treatment coverage to Medicaid recipients” Ohio Capital Journal. Aug. 15, 2023[/efn_note] Several states also provide Medicaid coverage for some aspects of infertility diagnosis. But by and large, Medicaid programs in most states do not provide any benefits related to fertility.[efn_note]“Coverage and Use of Fertility Services in the U.S.” KFF. Sept. 15, 2020[/efn_note]