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Physical locations
8 physical locations in Orlando, FL
Primary Care
26Health at 801 N Magnolia Avenue in Orlando offers primary care for routine checkups, common illnesses and chronic conditions, along with counseling and STI testing and treatment. Its family-therapy service explicitly includes LGBTQIA families. Contact patient care at extension 1700 to discuss payment options.
Sexual Health
AHF’s Orlando Healthcare Center at 707 E Colonial Drive provides primary medical care within an HIV/AIDS-focused program. The center also offers sexually transmitted infection services and case management. Contact the center to discuss eligibility and arranging an appointment.
Sexual Health
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Bliss Healthcare Services operates BLISS Health, an LGBTQ-focused sexual health medical center in Orlando providing HIV care, PrEP and PEP, STI testing and treatment, gender-affirming care, and mental health services.
Sexual Health
CAN Community Health’s Orlando clinic on West Colonial Drive offers comprehensive primary care for people living with HIV, alongside case management and patient navigation. Medical appointments and HIV/STI testing have separate scheduling options. Ask the clinic about eligibility and the appropriate intake route for the care you need.
Primary Care
Crew Health is a primary care and infectious disease clinic on Commodity Circle in Orlando. Its primary care services include routine screenings, physical examinations and referrals when specialist care is needed. The practice also describes primary care services for transgender and nonbinary patients. The practice asks patients to bring identification and a current medication list.
Primary Care
This Planned Parenthood location on University Boulevard offers sexual and reproductive health services, including birth control, STI testing and treatment, and wellness and preventive care. Appointments can be requested online or by phone. Confirm the services and follow-up available for your needs.
Primary Care
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SPEKTRUM Health provides nurse-led primary care for LGBTQA+ people and allies at its South Orange Avenue office in Orlando. Services include routine checkups, chronic-condition care and sick visits, alongside mental, sexual and gender-affirming health care. New patients can begin through the website’s Become a patient option; established patients can use the patient portal.
Sexual Health
The Center Orlando's Mills Avenue Testing Center provides walk-in HIV and hepatitis C testing for people aged 13 and older. Bring a valid photo ID and check the testing page for current hours. Other STI testing at the same destination is provided by NPS Healthcare, with separate costs and staffing limits; confirm the service you need before visiting.
Care from where you are
Care available to people in Florida by telehealth. These providers may not have a physical office in Orlando.
Mental Health
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Serving Florida
Kaleidoscope Mental Health provides compassionate, personalized psychiatric care for adults throughout Florida and Georgia through convenient telehealth appointments. Led by Matthew Appling, DNP, APRN, PMHNP-BC, our practice offers comprehensive psychiatric evaluations, medication management, and ongoing mental health support. We are committed to creating a welcoming, respectful, and judgment-free environment for all individuals, including LGBTQ+ and transgender patients. Our approach emphasizes individualized treatment, open communication, and helping each patient feel heard, understood, and supported throughout their mental health journey.
Mental Health
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Serving Florida
My approach to LGBTQIA+ affirming care goes beyond simply being welcoming. I recognize that identity, relationships, family, community, healthcare experiences, discrimination, minority stress, and broader social environments can all affect mental health and well-being. I work with LGBTQIA+ adolescents and adults across a wide range of concerns, including anxiety, depression, trauma, chronic illness and pain, suicidal ideation, identity exploration, coming out, relationships, life transitions, self-worth, and experiences of stigma or exclusion. Therapy does not assume that LGBTQIA+ identity is the source of distress. My practice is also neurodiversity affirming and disability affirming. I respect each person's language, identities, relationships, values, autonomy, and understanding of themselves. My goal is to provide a space where clients do not have to educate their therapist about why affirming care matters before they can begin doing the work that brought them to therapy.
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