VA Halts Transgender Care for New Veteran Patients as Advocates Warn of Dire Consequences
The department announced that patients currently being treated and those discharged from the Defense Department who receive treatment will still have access to their prescriptions, but others will not be offered such care.
The Department of Veterans Affairs rescinded its directive permitting transgender-related health care services, aligning with ...
The VA won't take any new patients for gender-affirming care, which it offers at health systems in Phoenix, Tucson and ...
The announcement triggered widespread alarm among transgender veterans who accused the VA of abandoning Americans who had fought and died in the military.
The Veterans Affairs Department on Friday reversed a policy that had protected gender-affirming healthcare provided to transgender veterans, causing confusion and fear in the community.
West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey has signed a bill into law prohibiting legal recognition of transgender individuals' ...
The VA narrowly interpreted the regulations on “gender alterations,” holding that they only referred to the surgeries.
The VA said in a release the policy was to comply with President Donald Trump's executive order on "Defending Women from ...
The VA announced that savings from ending gender reassignment treatment would go toward assisting paralyzed veterans.
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