That's absolutely on the roadmap, probably later this year, or very early. And what about queer family planning services? Is that stuff going to be rolled out?
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Folks can choose estrogen, they can add Spiro, they can add antiandrogens, progesterone, and more. It is already part of the basic HRT package. What medications are being covered now and what is being taken into consideration for future rollouts? I know a lot of queer folks take medications that are common within the trans community, but are not specifically for the trans community-like Sprionolactone, which is prescribed for acne, hypertension, and hormone-blocking. That did not line up 100%, but we got as close as we could. There are certain states that will license our clinicians more quickly, and the target states were based on where we saw the greatest need. We’re starting in 10 to 12 states, and then it'll roll out across the country over the course of the next six or seven months. So as hard as it is, we have also been blessed with enormous numbers of people who have stepped forward to say they are really eager to be part of this service. The queer community has a lot of caregivers, and a lot of people who have been waiting for something like this. The patient should be in control, and the clinician’s job is to support them by providing services that enable them to achieve their goals for care. Our ethos is also different from sort of traditional medical ethos-we’re not just going from patient centric, we're actually going for patient control.
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