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Finding a doctor you can trust is hard. Finding one who truly understands your identity, uses your correct pronouns, and provides knowledgeable care for your specific health needs — that's even harder. For LGBTQ+ New Yorkers, the stakes are real. Studies consistently show that members of the LGBTQ+ community delay or avoid medical care due to fear of discrimination, lack of culturally competent providers, and past negative experiences in clinical settings. You deserve better

If you live in New York City, you already know the drill: wait two weeks for an appointment, sit in a crowded waiting room for 45 minutes, then get five minutes with a doctor who barely remembers your name. It shouldn't be this hard to get good healthcare. That's exactly why more New Yorkers are turning to Direct Primary Care (DPC) — a smarter, more personal way to see a doctor. What Is Direct Primary Care? Direct Primary Care is a membership-based model of healthcare where y