West Virginia · LGBTQ+ health

LGBTQ+ health resources in West Virginia

Local places to start, and the official sources that say what West Virginia's laws and plans cover. We don't summarize state laws ourselves because they change often — the trackers below are updated as they do.

LGBTQIA+ care

Find state resources Gender-affirming care Coverage & denials

In crisis? Trevor Project (LGBTQ youth) 1-866-488-7386 or text START to 678-678 · Trans Lifeline 1-877-565-8860 · 988 Lifeline: dial 988, press 3. Free and 24/7.

Community centers and clinics in West Virginia

Fairness West Virginia
Statewide LGBTQ+ civil rights organization offering advocacy, education and community resources.
405 Capitol Street, Suite 405, Charleston, WV 25301
681-265-9062
Website

Checked against each organization's own website on 2026-10-03. Call before visiting.

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Check West Virginia's rules

Movement Advancement Project — West Virginia profile
Insurance protections, Medicaid policy, and laws on care for minors in this state.
NAIC — find your state insurance department
The regulator that handles complaints about state-regulated plans.
CenterLink directory
Every member LGBTQ+ community center, searchable by location.
Out2Enroll
LGBTQ+-focused help choosing a Marketplace plan in your state.

Next steps

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Your next steps

1.Check the official state and program sources for your situation; rules can change.
2.Ask the practice about affirming care, appointments and your exact insurance plan before booking.
3.Request coverage decisions in writing and keep the appeal deadline if care is denied.
- Find state resources
- Gender-affirming care
- Coverage & denials
- Your state insurance department
  Pick your state to file a complaint against a health plan or request an external review.

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