Primary Care Haines City Fl

Our Health Center welcomes the opportunity to work with all individuals and their friends and families. The question is often asked: “How is primary care for the LGBTQIA+ community any different from care for everyone else?”. For the most part it isn’t. We conduct annual physicals, recommend standard preventive screening and immunizations, treat chronic illnesses with state-of-the-art and evidence-based protocols, prescribe common medications and strive to be available for same-day treatment of acute illnesses.

We welcome anyone who is seeking primary care to join our practice.

What may be different is that we can offer an office setting where one’s sexuality does not need to be hidden or is overlooked. There may be concerns about risk for infections, difficulties in relationships, or other personal concerns that need to be discussed without fear of judgment or lack of understanding. There are some differences in LGBTQIA+ care that are often overlooked in other settings. Screening for sexually transmissible infections is different for gay men than straight, including anal Paps which can detect HPV-related dysplasia or cancer.