Intermountain Health's dedicated LGBTQ+ Primary Care clinic at the Salt Lake Clinic provides whole-person affirming care from clinicians specifically trained in LGBTQ+ health. Services include comprehensive primary care, preventive screenings, feminizing and masculinizing hormone therapy, PrEP and PEP for HIV prevention, mental health support, and virtual visits available statewide. The clinic has earned recognition as an LGBTQ+ Healthcare Equality Leader by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation.
The University of Utah Health Transgender Health Program provides comprehensive gender-affirming care for transgender adults in a fully trans-affirmative academic medical environment. Services include primary care, feminizing and masculinizing hormone therapy, gender-affirming surgical referrals, gynecology and urology, mental health services, and support groups. The program serves patients from across Utah and the Intermountain West.
UAF Legacy Health (formerly Utah AIDS Foundation) is Utah's first full-service LGBTQ+ health clinic, providing primary care, gender-affirming hormone therapy, HIV and STI testing, PrEP and PEP, and behavioral health services. The clinic operates on a sliding-scale fee structure ensuring care is accessible regardless of insurance status. Providers are specifically trained in LGBTQ+ health needs including minority stress, gender identity, and sexual health.
The University of Utah Health Transgender Health Program provides comprehensive gender-affirming care for transgender adults in a fully trans-affirmative academic medical environment. Services include primary care, feminizing and masculinizing hormone therapy, gender-affirming surgical referrals, gynecology and urology, mental health services, and support groups. The program serves patients from across Utah and the Intermountain West.
University of Utah Health Madsen Health Center is the clinical location of Frances Johnson, DNP, FNP-C, APRN, a family nurse practitioner listed in the system’s adult transgender primary-care program. Her practice includes family medicine, and her official profile identifies transgender health among her specialties. Her profile states that she is not accepting new patients. This listing does not imply hormone treatment, surgery or identical specialty expertise across all center clinicians.
University of Utah Health Redwood Health Center is the practice location of Alana M. Jonat, MD, a board-certified family medicine physician who provides routine, acute and chronic medical care for families. Her official profile lists transgender health, and the system includes her in its adult transgender primary-care program. General family care does not establish pediatric gender-related treatment eligibility; this listing does not imply hormone treatment or surgery at this office.
University of Utah Hospital General Internal Medicine, Area E, is a clinical location for Sarah J. Eyberg, MD. Her official profile identifies comprehensive primary care and gender-affirming primary care for LGBTQ+ adults. This listing covers the adult hospital-based clinic only, not her separate school or adolescent locations; it does not establish hormone treatment or surgery at this office.
Salt Lake City, UT has 7 providers offering LGBTQ+-affirming primary care. A knowledgeable, welcoming primary care provider is the foundation of long-term health — someone who sees you as a whole person and understands the specific health considerations that apply to LGBTQ+ patients.
Primary care providers in Salt Lake City who are LGBTQ+-affirming are experienced with preventive screenings and health maintenance for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and queer patients, health considerations for transgender and nonbinary patients on or seeking hormone therapy, HIV prevention including PrEP and PEP, and care that is respectful of chosen family structures and relationship diversity.
Many LGBTQ+-affirming primary care practices in Salt Lake City also coordinate with mental health, sexual health, and specialist providers to offer integrated, patient-centered care. Telehealth options are available at many practices, which can be especially useful for patients with scheduling constraints or who live outside the immediate Salt Lake City area.
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