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2. What to know about Medicare and gender affirmation - AOL

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   Medicare may cover gender affirming care, such as hormone replacement therapy and gender affirmation surgery. Learn more here. What to know about Medicare and gender affirmation

3. Your Guide to Accessing Gender-Affirming Care - AOL

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   In 2018, the organization also started a fund, which people can use for gender-affirming medical care as well as other avenues of affirmation, including gender-affirming clothing and other related ...

4. Transgender health care - Wikipedia

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   Whereas hormone replacement therapy can be obtained through something as simple as an informed consent form, gender-affirming surgery can require a supporting letter from a licensed therapist (two letters for genital surgery such as vaginoplasty or phalloplasty), hormonal treatment, and (for genital surgery) completion of a 12-month period in ...

5. 8 Tips for Finding a Gender-Affirming Therapist - AOL

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   For trans and nonbinary people like me, though, finding a gender-affirming therapist who is supportive of clients’ identities and experiences can be tough. 8 Tips for Finding a Gender-Affirming ...

6. Therapy First - Wikipedia

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   GETA labels social transition, the act of adopting a new name, pronouns, or gender expression, and medical transition as "risky". [3] The organization argues psychotherapy "should be the first-line treatment for all cases of gender dysphoria" and transition related medical care for youth "should be avoided if possible". [3] [9]

7. Healthcare and the LGBTQ community - Wikipedia

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   Medicaid does not have a federal policy on transgender health care and leaves the regulation of the coverage of gender-confirming health care up to each state. [133] While Medicaid does not fund sex reassignment surgery in forty states, [134] several, like New York [135] and Oregon, [136] now require Medicaid to cover (most) transgender care.