Add or Update a ListingLGBTQ+ affirming care · Madison, WI
Finding ongoing care in Madison means choosing a clinician and knowing where you will return. Use the profiles to compare services, then confirm the clinic name and any program requirements before booking.
Physical locations
3 physical providers in Madison
Primary Care
UW Health identifies this location as Northport Dr Clinic, formerly Northeast Family Medical Center. The clinic at 3209 Dryden Drive provides family medicine for routine and acute health needs. Confirm the clinician, new-patient arrangements and appointment location when scheduling with UW Health.
Primary Care
UW Health identifies the medical center at 451 Junction Road as Junction Rd Medical Center. Its Internal Medicine Clinic provides adult primary care within a building that also houses specialty clinics. People establishing care can contact UW Health’s Welcome Center for help selecting a primary care provider. Confirm the specific clinic and appointment location when scheduling.
Primary Care
Vivent Health’s Madison clinic at 600 Williamson Street, Suite H provides primary care as part of its HIV care services, including preventive visits and management of chronic conditions. The clinic also lists PrEP and HIV, STI and hepatitis C testing. Contact the clinic to confirm the appropriate service and eligibility before arranging care; testing appointments have a separate booking route.
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Understanding your options
When arranging a UW Health visit, you may encounter different clinic names from those in the directory. The Northeast Family Medical Center and West Clinic listings correspond to locations UW identifies as Northport Dr Clinic and Junction Rd Medical Center. Confirm the department and appointment location.
Vivent Health Madison provides primary care within an HIV-care model. Ask which ongoing-care services fit your needs; access to testing or prevention does not by itself establish a primary-care relationship.
For more questions to ask, visit the Primary Care guide.
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