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How the experiences of transgender Georgians can inform the implementation of nondiscrimination provisions in the Affordable Care Act
Authors: Sarah Dobra, Laura Colbert
Published: September 12, 2017

This paper provides results from a series of focus groups with transgender Georgians about their experiences seeking and receiving health care and their awareness of the Affordable Care Act’s non-discrimination provisions; a survey of LGBT Georgians about their health care experiences; and features policy recommendations for federal and state policymakers, health systems and health care … Read More >

This paper provides results from a series of focus groups with transgender Georgians about their experiences seeking and receiving health care and their awareness of the Affordable Care Act’s non-discrimination provisions; a survey of LGBT Georgians about their health care experiences; and features policy recommendations for federal and state policymakers, health systems and health care providers, and advocates to address identified barriers to care for transgender Georgians.

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