The bill seeks to enhance the protection of assisted reproduction care in Ohio by introducing new definitions and establishing the concept of "assisted reproduction care," which includes various medical and supportive services. It outlines the roles of healthcare providers and assistants in this field, providing them with legal protections against civil liability, except in cases of negligence or misconduct. The bill emphasizes the importance of privacy and informed consent, mandating that regulated entities obtain express consent before handling personal assisted reproduction or donor information and ensuring individuals have control over their data.

Additionally, the bill requires regulated entities to publish a clear privacy policy detailing their practices regarding the collection, use, and disclosure of personal information. It establishes legal recourse for individuals who allege violations of these regulations, allowing them to pursue civil actions for damages, including punitive damages and attorney's fees, while prohibiting pre-dispute arbitration agreements. The bill also clarifies that no human reproductive material outside of a uterus shall be considered a person and mandates informed consent from patients prior to receiving assisted reproduction services.