Oregon retreats from enforcing landmark trans health care coverage mandate

Three years after Oregon lawmakers passed a law requiring insurers to cover transgender medical services, state regulators have quietly delayed their efforts to ensure the law is making a difference for a group that’s long faced barriers to care. The paused oversight stems from financial uncertainty facing Medicaid and the Trump administration’s intensifying attacks on […]

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