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Trans doctor says insurers would not reimburse her after legal name change
Tiffany Najberg has spend her entire life savings to keep her clinic afloat and is now living off of GoFundMe campaigns.
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Why won’t this couple’s health insurance give them the same benefits as a straight couple?
While their insurance will pay surrogacy costs for straight couples who can’t conceive, they won’t pay the bill for a gay couple.
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Health insurance for transgender people exists. Good luck understanding it.
America claims “Liberty and justice for all,” yet it continues to ignore its transgender citizens’ medical struggles.
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Issues with Pete Buttigieg’s consulting work says more about the Democrats than him
Buttigieg’s first job isn’t the real issue – how much the Democrats want to be affiliated with big business and Wall Street is.
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A university made its health care trans-inclusive after employee called them out on ‘Queer Eye’
The University System of Georgia Board of Regents has agreed to change its policy to allow transition-related health care after lawsuits and bad publicity.
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The LGBTQ community finally starts holding corporate ‘ally’ feet to the fire
The National LGBTQ Task Force announced Wells Fargo will no longer be a corporate sponsor, and HRC returned money from Bank of America.
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Blue Cross extends coverage to married same-sex couples in Alabama
Despite Alabama’s ban on same-sex marriage, the coverage extends to those married out-of-state in order to comply with a federal rule.
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La. insurers agree to accept 3rd-party health care payments for HIV patients
BATON ROUGE, La. — The three major companies in Louisiana offering coverage through the federal insurance exchange have agreed to continue to accept premium payments through Nov. 15 from a program that helps HIV/AIDS patients cover their health care costs.
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Insurers agree to accept premiums for HIV patients while judge considers suit
BATON ROUGE, La. — A federal judge received assurances Tuesday that three insurance companies won’t immediately stop accepting premium payments from a program that helps HIV and AIDS patients cover health care costs.
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Lambda Legal sues to force La. insurers to accept premiums for HIV patients
NEW ORLEANS — Lambda Legal said in a lawsuit Thursday that an insurance company is violating the Affordable Care Act by refusing to take premium payments from a federal program that helps HIV and AIDS patients pay for care.
