PRIMARY MEDICAL CARE
Primary medical
care is the basic care we all need – and the essential
service that Whitman-Walker Clinic has provided for decades:
regular medical checkups, tests and blood work, and special
care when you’re sick.
Primary medical care is available at all of our facilities and includes regular checkups; walk-in care for existing clients; internal medicine; prenatal, postpartum and neonatal care; pediatric care; and gynecological services.
Anyone can come to Whitman-Walker Clinic
for health care – not just the GLBT community and/or
people with HIV or AIDS. But if you are gay, lesbian, bisexual
or transgender, or if you have HIV or AIDS, Whitman-Walker
Clinic will provide you with the comprehensive, compassionate,
culturally sensitive care you want and need – and can’t
always get from other health care providers.
If you are looking for a provider who understands
your unique needs and who has decades of experience in offering
compassionate, culturally competent health care, come to Whitman-Walker.
If you would like to see a doctor
at Whitman-Walker, please fill out our registration
form and our medical intake form. These forms are PDF document, so you will
need Adobe Acrobat Reader to open them. You can download a free
copy of Adobe Acrobat by clicking
here.
After you have completed the form, call (202)
939-7690 to make an appointment and bring the completed
form with you. Completing the form in advance will save time
during your visit.
To learn more about our health care professionals,
please visit our medical
providers directory.
Whitman-Walker Clinic also has an on-site
pharmacy for our clients. The pharmacy can be reached at (202) 745-6135.
Whitman-Walker uses a sliding fee scale based
on a client’s annual income and household size. We also
accept many private
and government insurance plans. Clients can also
pay by check, credit card, debit card or cash. However, no
one will be turned away for services at Whitman-Walker Clinic
because of their inability to pay.
Primary medical care is available at both of our sites:
Elizabeth Taylor
Medical Center
1701 14th St., NW
Washington, DC
Max
Robinson Center
2301 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave., SE
Washington, DC
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