New Jersey § 26:2-200

§ 26:2-200.

a. As used in this act, “ reproductive health care services ” means all medical, surgical, counseling, or referral services relating to the human

reproductive system including, but not limited to, services relating to pregnancy,

contraception, or termination of a pregnancy. b. No later than 180 days after the effective date of this act, 1 the Commissioner of Health, in consultation with the Attorney General, the Commissioner

of Banking and Insurance, the Commissioner of Human Services, and the State Treasurer,

shall provide on the Department of Health's Internet website comprehensive information

on reproductive rights under State law, as well as information concerning health benefits

coverage for reproductive health care services, which information shall include, but

shall not be limited to, information concerning: (1) the right under State law to access and receive emergency reproductive health

care services; (2) the right under State law to access and use contraception, including, but not

limited to, condoms, diaphragms, spermicides, contraceptive vaginal rings, transdermal

contraceptive patches, contraceptive hormonal injections, hormonal contraceptive pills,

uterine implants, intrauterine devices, and surgical and non-surgical sterilization; (3) the right under State law to self-determination regarding the use of contraception

and the right under State law to refuse sterilization; (4) the right under State law to access and use prescription and non-prescription

medications for reproductive health care; (5) the right under State law to carry a pregnancy to term and the right under State

law to terminate a pregnancy, as well as the right to access services necessary for

childbirth and abortion care; (6) the right under State law to access preventative reproductive health care services; (7) the right under State law to receive reproductive health care services regardless

of insurance status, which information shall include links to appropriate Internet

websites and other resources that can provide assistance in enrolling individuals

without insurance or who are underinsured in a health benefits plan or to apply for

medical assistance under the Medicaid or NJ FamilyCare programs; (8) a resource page, or a link to a resource website, where patients can locate current,

verified reproductive health care providers, including abortion care providers; and (9) information on where and how to file a complaint in the event that an individual's

reproductive rights are violated. c. The information provided on or through the Internet website established pursuant

to subsection b. of this section may be made available in such additional languages

as deemed appropriate by the Commissioner of Health. 1

L.2023, c. 170, eff. April 21, 2024.