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A Tidewater Women's & LGBT Primary Care
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A-P Medical Group
Access Health Louisiana is a Federally Qualified Health Center committed to providing equitable primary and behavioral health care for all patients regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity, with explicit LGBTQ+ health programming. The Pythian location in downtown New Orleans offers adult primary care, behavioral health, HIV and STI services, and transgender healthcare. The clinic participates in the Everyone is Welcome Here campaign and maintains culturally affirming care for LGBTQ+ patients.
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Access Health Louisiana - South Broad
Access Health Louisiana’s South Broad Community Health Center is located in New Orleans’ Broadmoor neighborhood. The center offers adult and pediatric primary care, behavioral health services, LGBTQ+ care, HIV/STI testing, contraceptive care, chronic care management and health coaching. Contact the clinic directly to confirm services, costs and appointment options.
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Adam D. Houghton MD
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Adelante Healthcare - Central Phoenix
Adelante Healthcare’s Central Phoenix center on East Roosevelt Street offers family and adult primary care, including preventive visits and ongoing care for chronic conditions. The center also offers behavioral health and eligibility and enrollment assistance.
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Advance Community Health
Federally Qualified Health Center offering comprehensive LGBTQ+-affirming primary care, gender-affirming hormone therapy, telehealth, and substance use care on a sliding-fee scale.
Sexual Health
AHF Healthcare Center – AID Atlanta – Newnan
AIDS Healthcare Foundation operates a national network of outpatient Healthcare Centers providing HIV/AIDS primary care, HIV testing, and STI diagnosis and treatment. Healthcare Centers serve patients regardless of ability to pay. AHF also operates wellness centers and pharmacies providing HIV prevention and sexual health services across the United States.
Sexual Health
AHF Healthcare Center – Antelope Valley
AIDS Healthcare Foundation operates a national network of outpatient Healthcare Centers providing HIV/AIDS primary care, HIV testing, and STI diagnosis and treatment. Healthcare Centers serve patients regardless of ability to pay. AHF also operates wellness centers and pharmacies providing HIV prevention and sexual health services across the United States.
Sexual Health
AHF Healthcare Center – Atlanta Midtown
AIDS Healthcare Foundation operates a national network of outpatient Healthcare Centers providing HIV/AIDS primary care, HIV testing, and STI diagnosis and treatment. Healthcare Centers serve patients regardless of ability to pay. AHF also operates wellness centers and pharmacies providing HIV prevention and sexual health services across the United States.
Sexual Health
AHF Healthcare Center – Auburn Ave
AIDS Healthcare Foundation operates a national network of outpatient Healthcare Centers providing HIV/AIDS primary care, HIV testing, and STI diagnosis and treatment. Healthcare Centers serve patients regardless of ability to pay. AHF also operates wellness centers and pharmacies providing HIV prevention and sexual health services across the United States.
Sexual Health
AHF Healthcare Center – Austin
AHF Healthcare Center – Austin is located on Guadalupe Street. AHF’s healthcare-center model focuses on HIV treatment and related primary care for people living with HIV. Contact the Austin center to confirm patient eligibility and the services available at this location.
Sexual Health
AHF Healthcare Center – Azmeh
AIDS Healthcare Foundation operates a national network of outpatient Healthcare Centers providing HIV/AIDS primary care, HIV testing, and STI diagnosis and treatment. Healthcare Centers serve patients regardless of ability to pay. AHF also operates wellness centers and pharmacies providing HIV prevention and sexual health services across the United States.
Sexual Health
AHF Healthcare Center – Biloxi
AIDS Healthcare Foundation operates a national network of outpatient Healthcare Centers providing HIV/AIDS primary care, HIV testing, and STI diagnosis and treatment. Healthcare Centers serve patients regardless of ability to pay. AHF also operates wellness centers and pharmacies providing HIV prevention and sexual health services across the United States.
Sexual Health
AHF Healthcare Center – Biscayne
AIDS Healthcare Foundation operates a national network of outpatient Healthcare Centers providing HIV/AIDS primary care, HIV testing, and STI diagnosis and treatment. Healthcare Centers serve patients regardless of ability to pay. AHF also operates wellness centers and pharmacies providing HIV prevention and sexual health services across the United States.
Sexual Health
AHF Healthcare Center – Bronx
AIDS Healthcare Foundation operates a national network of outpatient Healthcare Centers providing HIV/AIDS primary care, HIV testing, and STI diagnosis and treatment. Healthcare Centers serve patients regardless of ability to pay. AHF also operates wellness centers and pharmacies providing HIV prevention and sexual health services across the United States.
Sexual Health
AHF Healthcare Center – Brooklyn
AIDS Healthcare Foundation operates a national network of outpatient Healthcare Centers providing HIV/AIDS primary care, HIV testing, and STI diagnosis and treatment. Healthcare Centers serve patients regardless of ability to pay. AHF also operates wellness centers and pharmacies providing HIV prevention and sexual health services across the United States.
Sexual Health
AHF Healthcare Center – Carl Bean
AIDS Healthcare Foundation operates a national network of outpatient Healthcare Centers providing HIV/AIDS primary care, HIV testing, and STI diagnosis and treatment. Healthcare Centers serve patients regardless of ability to pay. AHF also operates wellness centers and pharmacies providing HIV prevention and sexual health services across the United States.
Sexual Health
AHF Healthcare Center – Chelsea
AIDS Healthcare Foundation operates a national network of outpatient Healthcare Centers providing HIV/AIDS primary care, HIV testing, and STI diagnosis and treatment. Healthcare Centers serve patients regardless of ability to pay. AHF also operates wellness centers and pharmacies providing HIV prevention and sexual health services across the United States.
Sexual Health
AHF Healthcare Center – Cleveland
AIDS Healthcare Foundation operates a national network of outpatient Healthcare Centers providing HIV/AIDS primary care, HIV testing, and STI diagnosis and treatment. Healthcare Centers serve patients regardless of ability to pay. AHF also operates wellness centers and pharmacies providing HIV prevention and sexual health services across the United States.
Sexual Health
AHF Healthcare Center – Coconut Grove
AIDS Healthcare Foundation operates a national network of outpatient Healthcare Centers providing HIV/AIDS primary care, HIV testing, and STI diagnosis and treatment. Healthcare Centers serve patients regardless of ability to pay. AHF also operates wellness centers and pharmacies providing HIV prevention and sexual health services across the United States.
Sexual Health
AHF Healthcare Center – Columbia
AIDS Healthcare Foundation operates a national network of outpatient Healthcare Centers providing HIV/AIDS primary care, HIV testing, and STI diagnosis and treatment. Healthcare Centers serve patients regardless of ability to pay. AHF also operates wellness centers and pharmacies providing HIV prevention and sexual health services across the United States.
Sexual Health
AHF Healthcare Center – Columbus
AIDS Healthcare Foundation operates a national network of outpatient Healthcare Centers providing HIV/AIDS primary care, HIV testing, and STI diagnosis and treatment. Healthcare Centers serve patients regardless of ability to pay. AHF also operates wellness centers and pharmacies providing HIV prevention and sexual health services across the United States.
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How to choose an LGBTQ+ affirming primary care provider
Start with what matters to you in an ongoing care relationship. A directory profile can help you make a shortlist, but it cannot tell you everything about a practice or how a visit will feel. Inclusion here is not independent verification of every clinician’s experience or services. Learn how listings work.
Respectful communication
Notice how the team responds to your questions, uses your name and pronouns, and talks about partners or family without assumptions. You can ask how sensitive information is handled before sharing it. An affirming symbol can start a conversation; the team’s responses matter too.
Experience that fits your needs
Ask about the clinician’s experience with the concerns you want to discuss. LGBTQ+ people have different health needs; a welcoming practice may still refer you elsewhere for a particular service. Ask who would provide that care and how referrals are arranged.
Access that works for you
Consider the journey, office hours and any accommodations you need. Ask about step-free access, interpreters or other communication support, and accessible examination equipment before visiting. Check practical arrangements with the office rather than relying on a general accessibility label.
Continuity over time
Find out whether you can usually see the same clinician or team, how to ask questions between visits, and who covers absences. If you already see specialists, ask how records, referrals and follow-up are coordinated.
Questions to ask before booking
Choose the questions that matter to you. These are prompts for the practice, not promises about providers in this directory.
- Are this clinician and location in-network for my specific insurance plan? What might I pay for the visit or separate tests? What are the self-pay options?
- Are you accepting new patients, and what appointments can I book?
- Are appointments in person, by video or by phone? Which visit types require an office visit?
- Can you accommodate my mobility, sensory, language or communication needs? How should I arrange support?
- How will staff record and use my name and pronouns if they differ from my insurance information?
- What experience does the clinician have with the concerns I want help with, and which services would require a referral?
Primary care and specialized services
Primary care can provide an ongoing point of contact for everyday health concerns and help coordinate referrals. The services offered vary by clinician and location. Do not assume a primary care listing offers hormone care, PrEP, fertility services or specialized mental health treatment.
If you need a specific service, check the practice’s own information and ask whether it is provided there or through a referral. You can also explore gender-affirming care, sexual health, fertility and family building, and mental health listings. These categories help you find options; they do not establish that a service is right for you or available at every listed practice.
Common questions about finding primary care
What if I cannot find a nearby practice?
Browse by state or city to check nearby locations, or use the search controls above. A missing listing does not mean care is unavailable. Your insurer or a local health center may offer other options to contact.
Does “accepts my insurance” mean the visit is covered?
Not necessarily. Confirm the specific plan, clinician, location and service with both the office and your insurer. Ask about referrals, deductibles and copays before booking; a directory entry cannot confirm your benefits.
Can I ask about affirming care before my first visit?
Yes. You can begin with a general question such as, “How does your team support LGBTQ+ patients?” You do not need to explain your full personal history to ask about the practice’s approach. If the answer is unclear, ask to speak with someone who can explain its policies.
How can I check whether telehealth is an option?
Ask whether the practice can see you remotely where you will be located, whether your concern can be addressed that way, and what technology is needed. Confirm the cost and coverage too. A telehealth option does not mean every visit or service can happen remotely.
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