Department of Veterans Affairs leaders said they will phase out coverage of gender transition care for veterans, rescinding a 2018 policy.

Money allocated for gender-affirming care will be redirected to help severely injured VA beneficiaries, such as paralyzed veterans and amputees, regain their independence, the VA said.

Transgender veterans are grappling with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs’ recent policy change, which limits medical care for trans veterans.

A transgender veteran is suing the VA, with help from Yale Law School’s Veterans Legal Services Clinic, after losing access to hormone therapy under a new federal policy banning coverage for ...

Money allocated for gender-affirming care will be redirected to help severely injured VA beneficiaries, such as paralyzed veterans and amputees, regain their independence, the VA said.

Money allocated for gender-affirming care will be redirected to help severely injured VA beneficiaries, such as paralyzed veterans and amputees, regain their independence, the VA said.

Money allocated for gender-affirming care will be redirected to help severely injured VA beneficiaries, such as paralyzed veterans and amputees, regain their independence, the VA said.

Money allocated for gender-affirming care will be redirected to help severely injured VA beneficiaries, such as paralyzed veterans and amputees, regain their independence, the VA said.