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Primary Care
Intermountain Health provides primary care primarily in Utah for the LGBTQ+ community in a place they feel comfortable and understood regardless of their sexual or gender identity.
Our services
Intermountain provides primary care for the LGBTQ+ community in a place they feel comfortable and understood regardless of their sexual or gender identity.
While it’s important for everyone to stay up to date on their vaccinations, there are some diseases that affect the LGBTQ+ community more on average. Gay and bisexual men should be vaccinated against Human Papillomavirus (HPV), Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, and even Meningitis. Doctors also recommend people living with HIV to get other vaccinations to protect their immune system.
Routine screenings look for signs of a disease even when a person does not have obvious symptoms. Some general examples include cancer screenings, checking blood pressure, blood sugar levels, or cholesterol. LGBTQ+ specific examples include HIV testing, cervical cancer screening, and anal cancer screening.
Most insurance plans cover one preventive health exam every year. This is the time to talk about your general health concerns with your provider.
Visit the Q Clinic
LGBTQ+ Primary Care in Utah
We’ve created a primary care practice that makes getting exceptional care fast and easy — while making every patient, regardless of who they love or how they identify, feel seen, heard, and cared for.
Mental health care
Due to many factors, LGBTQ+ people face higher rates of mental health problems than non-LGBTQ+ people. It may be helpful in complex situations to involve a psychiatrist or dedicated mental health provider. Primary care providers are also well versed in screening for conditions like depression and anxiety.
"I felt very validated as a patient and trans person in this facility. I felt seen and heard and didn't at any point feel uncomfortable"
— Grateful Patient