Transition-Related Surgical
Assessments | Online in Ontario
For trans and non-binary people seeking OHIP-funded lower surgery, a secondary assessment is required in addition to an assessment from a primary care physician. These sessions are focused on education and planning, helping you feel informed and prepared for surgery and the next steps.
Meet Jay
Jay (he/him) is a queer, neurodivergent, trans-masculine social worker who works collaboratively with 2SLGBTQIA+, trans, non-binary, gender-expansive, and neurodivergent adults. He brings a warm, curious, and human-centred approach to his work and aims to create space where you can show up as yourself, ask questions, and explore what you need at your own pace. Jay is currently the only provider at All Kinds Club offering transition-related surgical assessments.
What To Expect
This process usually takes 3–4 sessions. You’ll have space to ask questions, discuss what to expect, plan for recovery and aftercare, and complete the required OHIP paperwork.
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