Texas Children’s Hospital Secretly Continues Transgender Medical Procedures on Minors: Whistleblower Documents Expose Hospital’s Deceptive Practices

Exclusive: Texas Children’s Hospital Secretly Continues Transgender Medical Procedures on Minors Despite Public Announcement

Last spring, Texas Children’s Hospital made headlines when they announced they would no longer perform transgender medical procedures on children due to potential legal and criminal liability. However, exclusive whistleblower documents obtained by our news team reveal that the hospital has been secretly continuing these procedures, including the use of implantable puberty blockers, on minor children.

Despite the hospital’s public statements, records show that doctors at Texas Children’s Hospital, including prominent figures like Richard Roberts and Kristy Rialon, have been actively involved in performing transgender medical interventions on minors. These procedures range from puberty blockers to hormone replacement therapy to surgical interventions, with patients as young as 11 years old receiving treatment.

The hospital, which has openly promoted “gender-affirming care” to its physicians, hosted a presentation earlier this year on the medical and psychological care of gender-diverse youth, encouraging doctors to consider a range of interventions for transgender patients. However, the hospital has faced criticism for its lack of transparency in continuing these procedures despite their public announcement to cease them.

As state legislators consider a bill to ban such procedures on minors, the revelations about Texas Children’s Hospital’s practices have sparked calls for an investigation into the institution. The executives at the hospital are being accused of playing a duplicitous game by publicly stating they have stopped these procedures while secretly continuing to perform them.

The controversy surrounding Texas Children’s Hospital raises questions about the ethics and legality of performing transgender medical interventions on minors. As the debate over “gender-affirming care” continues, it is clear that more transparency and accountability are needed in the medical community to ensure the well-being of all patients, especially vulnerable minors.