Hospitals say transgender children’s care will continue under agreements

Hospitals involved in agreements with the Trump office have said the arrangements will not change how their paediatric mental-health programmes treat transgender children, according to NDTV. The statement addresses the treatment of transgender patients under 19. It indicates that the hospitals intend to maintain their existing approach within those mental-health programmes.

The source material does not identify the hospitals or explain how many institutions entered into agreements. It also does not give details of the agreements, the provisions that prompted concern or the office’s stated position. No information is provided about other forms of medical care, treatment outside paediatric mental-health programmes or whether the agreements impose conditions on providers.

The supplied material therefore supports the hospitals’ assurance about their paediatric mental-health programmes, but does not establish the full effect or scope of the arrangements. It also contains no response from the Trump office or from affected families and organisations.