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Aetna

Testosterone Cypionate Injection (Depo-Testosterone)


Policy: Testosterone Cypionate Injection (Depo-Testosterone)
Policy Number: 1014

Youth Services:

For gender dysphoria, the medication must be prescribed by or in consultation with a provider specialized in the care of transgender youth (e.g., pediatric endocrinologist, family or internal medicine physician, obstetrician-gynecologist) that has collaborated care with a mental health provider for members less than 18 years of age.

  1. In an adolescent member when all of the following criteria are met:
    1. The member has a diagnosis of gender dysphoria; and
    2. The member is able to make an informed decision to engage in hormone therapy; and
    3. The member has reached Tanner stage 2 of puberty or greater; and
    4. The member’s comorbid conditions are reasonably controlled; and
    5. The member has been educated on any contraindications and side effects to therapy; and
    6. The member has been informed of fertility preservation options.

Notes:

When all of the following are met:

  1. The member has a diagnosis of gender dysphoria; and
  2. The member is able to make an informed decision to engage in hormone therapy; and
  3. The member's comorbid conditions are reasonably controlled; and
  4. The member has been educated on any contraindications and side effects to therapy; and
  5. The member has been informed of fertility preservation options

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Updated on Nov 27, 2023

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