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Two years after a federal court decision expanded Medicaid coverage for gender dysphoria in New York, the state has issued new guidance to streamline delivery of those benefits.
July 09, 2018 at 04:37 PM
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Two years after a federal court decision expanded Medicaid coverage for gender dysphoria in New York, the state has issued new guidance to streamline delivery of those benefits.
The guidance, effective Sept. 1, came after advocates prepared to take legal action against the state over how different Medicaid plans have handled coverage for transgender individuals seeking surgery or other treatments.
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