About the Transcare Team
Who We Are
Gender transition involves many layers of social, emotional and physical change, which can have social, academic and financial impacts on many students. Our interdisciplinary team is designed to reduce barriers, improve access, manage financial impacts of care and address concerns using a holistic approach.ÌýÌý
To best care for our students, the Transcare team covers and works collaboratively with a variety of disciplines, university departments and stakeholders, including but not limited to:Ìý
- Medical ServicesÌý
- Counseling and Psychiatric Services (CAPS)Ìý
- Behavioral HealthÌý
- Office of Victim Assistance (OVA)Ìý
- CU Pride OfficeÌý
- CU Speech, Language and Hearing Clinic (SLHC)Ìý

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Today, the Transcare team is a multidisciplinary team that encompasses primary care, counseling, psychiatry, behavioral health, trauma services, sexual and reproductive health, pride communities and the speech, language and hearing clinic on campus.Ìý
The Human Rights Campaign’s bi-annual Healthcare Equality Index scored the CU Boulder Transcare team among the country’s top performers in 2024, with a perfect score of 100/100.Ìý
The Human Rights Campaign’s bi-annual Healthcare Equality Index scored the CU Boulder Transcare team among the country’s top performers in 2022, with a nearly perfect score of 95/100.
Campus Pride ranked CU Boulder among the top 5 most LGBTQ-friendly campuses of the western states.Ìý
The Transcare team was awarded CU Boulder’s Joanne Arnold Courage and Commitment award. This award is given to those who have undertaken projects to benefit the LGBTQ community at the University of Colorado Boulder.Ìý
The Transcare team was nominated for CU Boulder’s Inclusive Excellence award in 2018. This award is intended to recognize teams who have successfully and effectively worked to promote the principles of making excellence inclusive in teaching, leadership, program management, committee participation, inclusion or community engagement.Ìý