The action at Lurie comes more than a week after President Donald Trump issued an executive order taking aim at gender-affirming care – including medications to delay puberty, hormone therapy and

Phoenix Children’s Hospital has secretly ended part of its gender-affirming care program for minors under 19 years old, complying with President Trump's executive order that was signed last week

A statement from the hospital on Wednesday morning said it could only offer behavioral health services and “supportive care” to transgender patients.

Lurie Children’s Hospital will continue to provide hormone therapy and puberty blockers, a hospital spokesperson confirmed, and specifically noted that mental health care will also continue as part of the hospital’s gender care program.

The Gender Health Clinic at Children’s Wisconsin hospital in Milwaukee canceled a transgender teenager’s appointment this week — the first reported case of a Wisconsin hospital pausing gender-affirming care after President Donald Trump signed an executive order blocking funding for hospitals that provide such treatment.

The attorneys general of multiple states filed a lawsuit condemning Trump's executive order on gender procedures for children as not only "cruel," but unconstitutional

Supporters protested outside Children’s Hospital Los Angeles after it announced it would pause gender-affirming care for new patients under the age of 19. The hospital said the decision resulted from President Trump’s executive orders.