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Primary Care in Philadelphia

Finding a primary-care relationship in Philadelphia can start with a practice, an age-specific service or help navigating a health system. Choose an entry point that fits your needs and ask where continuing care would take place.

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Primary Care providers in Philadelphia

10 physical providers in Philadelphia

Philadelphia, PA
Primary Care

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.

Philadelphia, PA
Sexual Health

Drexel's Partnership Comprehensive Care Practice provides primary and specialty HIV care for people living with HIV, along with HIV prevention services. At 1427 Vine Street, appointments take place on the third or fifth floor; the appointment reminder identifies the floor. The practice also offers HIV testing, PrEP and STI testing and treatment.

Philadelphia, PA

Main Line HealthCare Primary Care in Roxborough at 7116 Ridge Avenue offers routine and preventive care and management of chronic conditions. Main Line Health lists LGBTQ+ Inclusive Care among the areas of care of Ama Tettey-Fio, MD, who practices at this location. Ask the practice which clinician and appointment options fit your needs.

Philadelphia, PA
Sexual HealthMental Health

Mazzoni Center’s Bainbridge health center at 1348 Bainbridge Street provides primary care for patients of all ages, including management of chronic conditions, sexual-health services and HIV care. New patients can begin registration through Mazzoni’s patient portal for staff-assisted appointment scheduling, or call the front desk to arrange a first visit.

Philadelphia, PA
Primary CareMental Health

Penn Medicine’s Program for LGBTQ Health helps people connect with affirming primary and specialty care across Penn Medicine. Its LGBTQ+ patient navigators help identify appropriate providers and address access concerns. The navigation program does not itself provide medical care. Confirm the clinic and appointment location with the care team.

Philadelphia, PA
Sexual Health

Planned Parenthood Federation of America is a nonprofit organization that provides sexual health care in the United States and globally. They are a trusted health care provider, an informed educator, a passionate advocate, and a global partner helping ...

Philadelphia, PA

Temple University Hospital’s Episcopal Campus offers adult primary care alongside specialty and emergency services. Temple lists LGBTQ health and adult gender-affirming healthcare among the clinical interests of Jennifer L. Aldrich, MD, whose office is in Tower 6 at 100 East Lehigh Avenue.

Philadelphia, PA

Philadelphia FIGHT’s Y-HEP Adolescent and Young Adult Health Center provides primary care for adolescents and young adults at 1207 Chestnut Street, 5th Floor. Services include preventive visits, care for ongoing health conditions and sexual and reproductive healthcare; the center also lists LGBTQIA+ specialty care. Appointments can be requested online or by calling the center.

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Check age eligibility and the appointment destination

Y-HEP provides primary care for ages 13–26. That age range matters when choosing a service you can return to. Penn Medicine’s LGBTQ Health program offers navigation to Penn services; the program listing is not itself a single appointment location.

Before booking, ask

  • Do I meet the service’s age or other intake requirements?
  • Which practice will provide my regular care, and where will my appointment take place?

If you are approaching an age limit, ask about transferring care and records. If you use navigation support, confirm the assigned clinician and office before traveling.

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