Oklahoma HB3798 prohibits state health insurance coverage for certain gender transition procedures for minors and adults.
Oklahoma HB3798 amends state law to prohibit health insurance coverage for gender transition procedures, excluding specific services like behavioral health care, medications for depression and anxiety, and treatments for precocious or delayed puberty. It also excludes services for individuals with ambiguous genitalia or biochemically verifiable disorders of sex development. The act allows parents, legal guardians, or next friends to bring civil actions against health care providers who perform these procedures on minors.
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