Fenway Health

Fenway Health is extremely helpful for trans folks who would like to begin their transition.

Provides excellent resources for gay men and does everything in its power to be affordable and practical. Have had nothing but comfortable and insightful experiences for both me and my boyfriend.

Various locations. Inclusive of all gender and sexual identities. My PCP at Fenway health was the first provider I have ever had that started the visit by asking me my preferred pronouns and how I identify. They take a wide-range of insurances. All staff and providers have been kind and accommodating. Flexible with appointment scheduling/shorter wait times for appointments.

This is *the* go-to for gender and sexual identity inclusive healthcare.

I'm a trans woman, and moved to Boston for a more friendly environment than South Carolina (fortunately, not too hard to find around here). Fenway Health has been outstanding throughout my transition; their PCPs are highly trained as far as transgender and nonbinary health needs. Although my pronouns have changed, the great help I receive from Fenway Health hasn't changed in the least. :)

Fenway is a well-known healthcare provider and institution in the Boston community. I and many friends utilize their services and it is an important resource for people in sexual and gender minority communities. I even have a friend who drives from central Massachusetts to seek healthcare here because he knows that they will be respectful of his identity.

I have been going to Fenway Health for primary healthcare for years. They are really wonderful and specialize in care specifically for the LGBTQIA+ community. I'd recommend them to anyone!

Fenway Health is such an inclusive place! I go there for some of my regular medical care, but they also host a Trans support group that friends of mine have found helpful. A great place to start for students and staff who are thinking about HRT and/or transitioning. They also have helpful digital resources on these topics.

I have used this resource when my wife and I were trying to get pregnant, when I was undergoing cancer treatment, and at other times. They have the most comprehensive and caring facility for LGBTQIA+ healthcare and advocacy in Boston and beyond.

I've been using Fenway since I moved to Boston in 2013. I am a queer, cis white woman. My wife also uses them and is a queer, cis black woman. They provide primary care to me, my wife, and my new baby. They helped us with AI and were respectful of raising our baby gender-open by using gender-neutral pronouns throughout the process.