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Primary care
Checkups, prevention, chronic care, common concerns, medications, and follow-up in the context of your whole life.
Q Care · LGBTQIA+ family care
You should not have to translate yourself to your doctor.
Primary care that can hold the whole story: your body, identity, relationships, sex life, mental health, prevention goals, and everything else you came in for.
What queer-centered means here
No default assumptions.
Your words, your body
Tell the care team what language you use for yourself and your body. Clinically relevant questions should serve your care, not make you defend your identity.
Screening that fits the actual person
Anatomy, exposures, symptoms, medications, goals, and family history matter more than assumptions based on a label.
Queer health is still whole-person health
Blood pressure, diabetes, sleep, mood, skin, pain, prevention, and aging belong in the same conversation as sexual and gender health.
Come in for one thing. Bring the rest of you.
These are reasons to start a conversation with us, not guaranteed treatments. Your clinician will review what is appropriate with you.
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Sexual health
STI screening and treatment paths based on the sites you want checked, your exposures, symptoms, and goals.
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HIV · PrEP · PEP
Talk with a clinician about HIV care, PrEP, or PEP. If you may need PEP, call the clinic now rather than waiting for a routine visit.
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Gender-affirming care
Bring your goals and questions to a new or follow-up visit. Treatment and monitoring depend on clinical evaluation and informed discussion.
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Mental health
Talk through a new concern, medication questions, or follow-up needs without separating mental health from the rest of your care.
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Wellness
Talk through prevention, screening, weight and metabolic health, sleep, energy, and goals without reducing you to one issue.
West Hollywood · Downtown LA
Start with what you need today.
Book the visit that feels closest to what you need, or text us and we will help you choose.
Open booking →Help me choose a visit
PEP needs to start as soon as possible and within 72 hours of a possible exposure. Call us now; if you cannot reach the clinic, seek urgent care or emergency department evaluation. For immediate danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
Your care team
Meet your care team.
The clinicians who see patients for Q Care at The Doctor. Read about them, then book online.
Shradha “Shay” Patel, FNP-BC
Family Nurse Practitioner
Nolan Andre, FNP-BC
Family Nurse Practitioner