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Children's Hospital plans to restart gender-affirming care as Colorado joins lawsuit against executive order

  • Children's Hospital Colorado and Denver Health will resume gender-affirming care for individuals 18 and younger on February 24, following a temporary restraining order against a Trump administration order.
  • Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser stated, "Gender-affirming care is legally protected health care in Colorado," affirming the rights of families seeking care.
  • The announcement brought relief to families affected by prior service halts, with one mother sharing her emotional response to the resumed care.
  • Parents expressed relief at the announcement, with one stating, 'I immediately cried,' referring to the resumption of gender-affirming care for her child.
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Children's Hospital plans to restart gender-affirming care as Colorado joins lawsuit against executive order

DENVER (KDVR) — Weeks after Denver Health announced it was pausing gender-affirming care to LGBTQIA people under 19 years old, citing the potential to lose its federal funding, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser announced the state is joining a lawsuit aimed at invalidating the executive order that threatened such funding. The executive order issued by President Donald Trump, signed Jan. 28, is part of a push to reverse Biden administration p…

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Colorado PoliticsColorado Politics

Colorado joins legal battles against Trump's executive orders, including halt on gender-affirming care

Colorado joins lawsuits to challenge President Trump's executive orders on gender-affirming care and federal funding for healthcare facilities.

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Denver Health, Children’s Hospital Colorado to resume gender-affirming treatments for youth

Denver Health and Children’s Hospital Colorado will resume gender-affirming treatments for transgender youth, which they had paused following President Donald Trump’s executive order threatening to withhold federal funding for institutions that provide such health care. The hospitals’ decision comes as Colorado joins a multi-state lawsuit seeking to block Trump’s executive order, which states that medical providers that offer gender-affirming me…

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Commentary: Blocking access to gender-affirming care is against the law

The president's executive order allows for cisgender care. But it bars transgender children from seeking care for the same purposes — breast tissue development, voice alteration or hair growth. By discriminating based on sex assigned at birth, the order discriminates…

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Colorado SunColorado Sun

Two Colorado hospitals to resume gender-affirming care for youth

Two Colorado hospitals on Wednesday announced they will resume gender-affirming care for people ages 18 and younger. The hospitals, Children’s Hospital Colorado and Denver Health, had stopped providing certain forms of care for transgender youth earlier this month, following an order from President Donald Trump that threatened to pull federal funding if hospitals provided the care to minors. Wednesday’s reversal came after Colorado Attorney Gene…

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UVA Board of Visitors votes to allow some gender-affirming care for patients under 19

On Feb. 21, the University of Virginia’s Board of Visitors passed a resolution that UVA Health could provide gender-affirming care to existing patients under the age of 19, but new patients would be referred elsewhere.The resolution stated that UVA Health would continue providing care to existing patients but may also refer them to private providers that are not subject to the “significant legal and funding uncertainties” facing UVA and other pu…

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