To whom does HB 2002 apply?
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HB 2002 is applicable to adults and minors 15 and older.
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Does HB 2002 change parental consent laws for minors?
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No. Oregon law already allows minors 15 and older to consent to their own medical care, including gender-affirming treatment, without parental permission.
Does HB 2002 require insurance coverage for gender-affirming care?
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Generally, yes. It ensures coverage of all medically necessary gender-affirming care services in commercial insurance, the Oregon Health Plan, and public employee health plans.
How does HB 2002 protect gender-affirming health care providers?
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The law may protect gender-affirming health care providers’ names and addresses located in public records from disclosure. The law also allows a gender-affirming health care provider to participate in the Oregon Department of Justice’s Address Confidentiality Program».
What does HB 2002 say about malpractice insurance related to other state’s restrictions on access to gender-affirming care?
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The law prevents consequences to Oregon health care providers’ malpractice insurance related to other state laws restricting access to gender-affirming care.
What protections does HB 2002 provide against out-of-state laws?
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The law provides that out-of-state laws allowing civil or criminal actions against persons who receive, provide, or assist other persons in receiving gender-affirming treatment are contrary to policies in our state.
Where can I find read the full text of HB 2002?
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You can read it here: HB2002.