UVA Health has resumed care for transgender youth after a federal court temporarily suspended Donald Trump’s executive order.

UVa Medical Center in Charlottesville will resume services for transgender youth under 19 after a Biden-appointed judge paused an executive order issued by Trump.

A federal judge has temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s executive order aimed at preventing people under 19 years ...

Following an executive order from President Donald Trump, three Virginia hospitals paused gender-affirming care for minors, ...

In late January, the Trump administration and Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares directed the two state-affiliated ...

Regional Medical Center ... The hospital’s governing body, CHA, refuted the conspiracy and fraud allegations in a motion seeking to dismiss the case, asserting that it is employing legal defenses to ...

Regional Medical Center on ... the hospital CHA denied the conspiracy and fraud charges and argued that it is asserting legal defenses to protect its rights as a Virginia state entity.

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WILLIAMSON, WV (WVNS) — A Mingo County man and former CEO of Williamson Memorial Hospital was sentenced for a federal ... who thanked the West Virginia State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation ...

They are taken from the indictment in Virginia. In 1983, Dr. Javaid Perwaiz applied to CRMC for privileges. While that application was pending, CRMC’s President was notified by another hospital ...

The support is one of dozens of services available to birthing people through a MedStar Washington Hospital Center program that providers say could begin to turn around stark disparities in Black ...