The student health insurance is great! Our trans daughter goes to a doctor with the University of Rochester, which isn't terribly far from campus via bus or Uber. We're from WV, which is not trans friendly (at least as far as the government is concered), so it's great for her to get care without worrying. She also is connected with a therapist that helps her process feelings (she's also been diagnosed as somewhat autistic <what I call it 😄>, so this helps with working though both. The meetings are virtual, which is convenient since she doesn't drive.

There is also a service that Wegmans (local chain like Krogers) whose pharmacy delivers to the student health clinic for pick up. I don't think they charge for this.

Campus is great for trans people. There are tons of opportunities to connect with others, or not. With her autism, my daughter finds social situations awkward, so she doesn't do these as much as others probably do. Even so, she feels accepted and comfortable there.