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I have a Question about insurances

Started by natalie.ashlyne, May 16, 2017, 10:57:02 PM

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natalie.ashlyne

Hi I have a Question My employers benefits under limitations and exclusions says : Any care,service or supply in connection with change in gender I live in Ontario Canada. Does that mean It does Not cover HRT or What does this not fall under human rights I start my benifits May 27 and they will not answer my question yet.
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Laurie

April 13, 2019 switched to estradiol valerate
December 20, 2018    Referral sent to OHSU Dr Dugi  for vaginoplasty consult
December 10, 2018    Second Letter VA Psychiatric Practical nurse
November 15, 2018    First letter from VA therapist
May 11, 2018 I am Laurie Jeanette Wickwire
May   3, 2018 Submitted name change forms
Aug 26, 2017 another increase in estradiol
Jun  26, 2017 Last day in male attire That's full time I guess
May 20, 2017 doubled estradiol
May 18, 2017 started electrolysis
Dec   4, 2016 Started estradiol and spironolactone



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Lady Sarah

It sounds to me like you may want to purchase a different insurance plan, and not buy into your employer's plan.
started HRT: July 13, 1991
orchi: December 23, 1994
trach shave: November, 1998
married: August 16, 2015
Back surgery: October 20, 2016
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Rayna

I just researched mine and got a similar "no" answer, but I haven't asked anyone yet. Excludes anything for cosmetic benefit except breast reconstruction after mastectomy. Leaves unsaid anything about dysphoria as a medical condition, but I'd guess the answer would still be no.

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If so, then why not?
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natalie.ashlyne

Update on this is my estradiol and progesterone  are covered but the suprefact was not so the doctor had to prescribe spironolactone which was covered so all that for $2 each finally something worked out for me so it was worth going fulltime.
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