An unprecedented settlement agreement has been reached in a case brought by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton that requires Texas Children’s Hospital in Houston to pay $10 million to the state and create a “detransition clinic.”The settlement comes following an investigation initiated by the attorney general’s office in 2023, according to a report by The Texas Tribune. That same year, Gov. Greg Abbott signed Senate Bill 14 into law, which prohibits trans-identifying minors from receiving puberty blockers and hormone therapies. Although the agreement was reached in May, it was announced by Paxton’s office on Friday that the historic settlement has now “been fully executed.”Related: Trump DOJ forces major Texas children’s hospital to stop trans care & open ‘detransition’ clinicAttorney General Paxton Finalizes Historic Settlement with Texas Children’s Hospital, Creating First-Ever Detransition Clinic and Securing Nearly $10 Million for Texas: https://t.co/FHFYLRXn18— Texas Attorney General (@TXAG) August 5, 2026 Under the agreement, the hospital must pay $10 million to the state for allegedly billing Texas Medicaid to fund illegal gender-transition interventions and using false diagnosis codes. It also forced Texas Children’s to fire and revoke the medical privileges of five physicians who provided such care. So far, the names of the terminated physicians have not been released. “Today is a monumental day in the fight to stop the radical transgender movement,” Paxton said in a press release. “I applaud Texas Children’s Hospital for changing course and committing to being a part of the solution by agreeing to form a first-of-its-kind Detransition Clinic that will help provide free care to those who have been victimized by twisted, morally bankrupt transgender ideology.”Related: Second major U.S. hospital agrees to fund detransition services under settlement with Trump DOJ Texas Children's Hospital, a nonprofit, in Houston is the worl