Adopt the Gender Transition Malpractice Accountability Act, provide an exemption to the time limitation to commence certain actions relating to professional negligence, require insurance coverage for certain treatments and procedures arising as a result of a gender-altering procedure, and change provisions relating to civil actions under the Let Them Grow Act

Summary

The bill establishes the Gender Transition Malpractice Accountability Act, letting people who suffer injuries from gender‑altering care sue providers up to 12 years after the recommendation or procedure. It also forces health‑insurance policies that have ever covered such care to pay for any short‑ or long‑term side effects, follow‑up testing, and corrective treatments, even if the patient was not enrolled at the time of the procedure. The measure targets providers, insurers, patients (including minors) and the state by waiving sovereign immunity and requiring detailed risk disclosures before care is given.

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