What is GenderGP?

What is GenderGP?

We are a service that gives people who want to medically transition access to the most up-to-date recommendations and knowledge around gender identity.


Our algorithm assesses people's medical history, their preferences, and goals. It then aligns your information with current international clinical guidelines and best practice, giving you a personalised Treatment Recommendation to help you make the best decisions.

We have links with a bank of independent specialists who can provide counselling, prescriptions for medication, medical advice, psychotherapy, and more, as needed.

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      Yes. GenderGP follows global guidelines, including those from reputable bodies such as the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH), the Endocrine Society, and other international standards. Our recommendations are informed by ...

    • What is different about GenderGP's counselling providers?

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    • What's the difference between GenderGP and the Directory?

      GenderGP and the Directory are two separate entities. GenderGP provides a service that allows each member to use its algorithm to generate a personalised Treatment Recommendation for gender-affirming medical care, based on personal information, ...

    • 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 ...

    • Is there a minimum or maximum age to join GenderGP?

      GenderGP offers support for all age groups including children, young people, and adults of all ages. Please bear in mind, however, that children won't require any potential medical treatment until the onset of puberty (Tanner, Stage 2). Before then, ...