One door. One team. Care that meets you where you are.
Checkups, sick visits, labs, and chronic disease management.
02Individual therapy for adults. Support for anxiety, depression, grief, stress, trauma, life transitions, and the things that become harder to carry alone.
03Diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing care. Built for the long term.
04Testing, treatment, and a cure. Most people finish in 8 to 12 weeks.
05Medication that reduces the risk of HIV. We'll help you find what fits.
06STI testing and treatment. Contraception, paps, and pelvic exams. No lectures. Walk-in STI testing is available.
07Hormone therapy, primary care, and referrals to the right specialists. Letters of support when it matters. You decide the pace.
08Support for menopause, low testosterone, and other hormone changes. We start with how you feel, not just your labs.
A lab order used to mean another stop. Not here. Ours runs in-house, drawn by someone who's done it for over a decade and makes the whole thing forgettable, in the best way.
Most health concerns don't begin with a specialist. They begin with a question, a symptom, or a change you can't quite explain. Primary care is where those questions begin to make sense.
Some concerns are resolved in a single visit. Others take time. Annual checkups, illnesses, chronic conditions, medications, and preventive care all belong here.
Mental health isn't separate from the rest of your health. Changes in sleep, mood, energy, concentration, or the ability to manage everyday life are worth paying attention to. Therapy can help make sense of those changes.
HIV care is regular healthcare. Medications, lab work, routine visits, and preventive care are all part of staying healthy. Like many long-term conditions, treatment is part of everyday life.
Many people have lived with hepatitis C for years without knowing it. Others know they have it but assume treatment will be long, difficult, or out of reach. Today's treatment is much simpler than many people expect.
PrEP is one more way to take care of your health before you need to. Being prepared is its own decision, not a reaction to one. It works alongside routine testing and checkups, like any other part of care.
Most visits don't begin with an emergency. They begin with a question, a new relationship, a symptom that wasn't there before, or a routine exam that shouldn't be put off. Sexual health changes over time. The care changes with it.
Gender-affirming care is still healthcare. It includes the same conversations about your overall health, medications, prevention, and long-term care as any other primary care visit. When hormone therapy, referrals, or documentation are part of what you need, those belong here too.
Hormones affect more than lab results. Sleep, energy, mood, concentration, body temperature, and sexual health can all change over time. Understanding what's changing is often the first step toward deciding whether treatment makes sense.
