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As we work to improve our services, we recognize the transgender community has unique needs that cross departments of care. This guide will help you navigate the CHA system and make it easier for you to access any services you need. CHA is committed to doing our best in terms of LGBTQ+ competency. We are still learning. If you have ideas about how we can improve, please contact us to share your thoughts.
Services:
A supportive and caring designated place for people with HIV infection or those who are at risk for HIV infection.
Please contact your health care team if you need an interpreter to help you communicate effectively when receiving care
More Information:
For specialty care, please search the CHA provider directory to find providers with the LGBTQ+ Health tag
The Zinberg Clinic is a dedicated care center that uses a multidisciplinary approach to provide adult primary and specialty care for certain medical conditions such as HIV, viral hepatitis, and sexually transmitted infections.
While all providers can give you care, why not find a person who understands your health care needs? CHA providers with the LGBTQ+ Health tag are people who either have lived experience or a history of caring for LGBTQ+ communities.
LGBTQ+ Health
Training future providers to be inclusive and gender affirming in their care.
Working internally, the Diversity Council focuses on equity issues. Some examples of their work include:
CHA Family Medicine provider, Rebekah Rollston, MD created this brief that addresses cervical cancer screening for trans men. This is an effort to improve care with a policy approach.