[Salman]

Executive summary: Insurance won't pay for sexual mutilation so they sue.

[qwerty1234]

I used to think I needed to move to another country to escape the insanity all around me....I am starting to think I am going to need to move to a new planet instead.

[Red Badger]

AFAIK, no insurance pays for this cosmetic surgery...................

[EEGator]

He’s a retiree, and it is 21 y/o.
How long do dependent children get coverage?

[ronniesgal]

#1- she’s 21 so how’s she eligible for his tricare? My kids were off when they turned 18.
#2- name them. They should not be able to be anonymous.

[antidemoncrat]

What a coincidence ... I just posted a few minutes ago ...

“They are probably like the transgender wannabes ... join the military and get free “medical care”.

[logi_cal869]

Another road trip...

[I want the USA back]

The left’s goal is to force us all to pay for abortion, euthanasia and sex-”change” surgery.

[VanShuyten]

Will they pay for me to get cosmetic surgery so I can look more like Elizabeth Taylor?

[Bikkuri]

"outdated views of transgender people"

Then I must be real outdated... I still believe they should be put out of our misery.
If nothing else, at least ship them to their own island.

[StAnDeliver]

Garbage. This is almost surely Humana, and they deny everything just as a matter of course. My guess is they didn't re-apply (which usually triggers coverage) and wanted this lawsuit to try and get the deluded manchild a jackpot, probably get him out of the house and out of dad's sight.

"The suit states that the daughter, who is only referred to as Jane Doe, is entitled to receive health care benefits through the military’s TRICARE health plan, which is a program of the Defense Department’s Military Health System. It states that she “has been and continues to be unable to obtain coverage as a TRICARE beneficiary” for gender transition surgery because of the 1976 rule.

The lawsuit states that the daughter has also incurred costs and sought alternative health insurance because of previous improper denials of coverage by the defendants. Her request for coverage of treatments including laser hair removal and electrolysis were previously denied, the lawsuit states."