Minnesota SF3321 removes restrictions on gender-affirming care and prevents enforcement of out-of-state laws targeting such care.
Minnesota SF3321 amends state statutes to remove provisions that limit the impact of certain laws on gender-affirming care. It ensures that gender-affirming health care, defined as medically necessary care respecting a patient's gender identity, is not excluded from health plan coverage. The bill also prohibits courts from enforcing out-of-state orders that penalize parents for allowing their children to receive gender-affirming care in Minnesota.
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