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OHSU Transgender Health Program

Trans-affirmingLast updated Jun 2026

About

OHSU runs one of the nation's most comprehensive transgender health programs, providing gender-affirming care across specialties, including adult psychiatry and psychology with shorter-term assessment, support, and letters of support, plus referrals to community therapists, and a full range of gender-affirming surgery for adults. NOTE: as of early 2025 OHSU paused gender-affirming surgery for patients under age 19 due to staffing changes; the program continues full surgical care for adults 19 and older. 503-494-8311.

Communities centered

Trans & nonbinary

Services offered

Mental healthGender-affirming care

Who it's for

Adults 18+

Location

OHSU Transgender Health Program

3181 SW Sam Jackson Park Rd, Portland, OR 97239

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  • Get established with gender-affirming care in PortlandReady to start gender-affirming care in Portland? This covers your insurance options (OHP vs. private vs. uninsured), how to choose between Prism Health, OHSU, Outside In, Multnomah County Health Centers, and Planned Parenthood, how informed consent works, labs and monitoring, the surgery pathway, and what to do if you hit a delay or denial. It also helps you build the rest of your care team after you arrive: primary care, a dentist, an eye doctor, and a therapist, so your whole health is covered, not just your transition.
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