Does the NHS or UK health insurance providers cover the cost of GenderGP services?
No, the NHS doesn't fund GenderGP services.
Some private insurance providers may cover the cost of our services. However, it’s important to check with your provider for specifics about your policy.
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How do I sign up for GenderGP services?
You can join GenderGP by completing our comprehensive intake form, which will gather all the information that we require for our algorithm to make recommendations for you. There will be sections about you, your demographic information, and your ...
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How much does it cost to join GenderGP?
The set-up fee is £195, which allows for the signup and processing of your application. The Information Gathering Session costs £65. You'll also need to pay for a Follow-Up Session every six months, which costs £30. We also ask everyone to become a ...