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This bill matters because it could lower the financial burden for families who choose to store their baby's umbilical cord blood and tissue. Private cord blood banking is an expensive service, and currently, those costs aren't typically tax-deductible or payable with pre-tax health funds. If this bill becomes law, it would effectively give a tax break to families using these services, potentially making them more attractive or affordable for a wider range of people. If it doesn't pass, these costs will continue to be paid with after-tax dollars and will not contribute to medical expense deductions, meaning families bear the full cost without any tax relief.
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This bill matters because it could lower the financial burden for families who choose to store their baby's umbilical cord blood and tissue. Private cord blood banking is an expensive service, and currently, those costs aren't typically tax-deductible or payable with pre-tax health funds. If this bill becomes law, it would effectively give a tax break to families using these services, potentially making them more attractive or affordable for a wider range of people. If it doesn't pass, these costs will continue to be paid with after-tax dollars and will not contribute to medical expense deductions, meaning families bear the full cost without any tax relief.
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