Q Clinic

Our Services

Doctor giving vaccine to a patient

Q Clinic is a free, student-run clinic that operates out of Metropolitan Community Church of New York at 446 W 36th Street. We welcome all patients to make an appointment, and our services are tailored to meet the needs of the LGBTQ+ community. No ID, insurance, or payment is necessary to be seen, and we cover the costs of all treatment, lab fees, and medications.

We currently provide:

  • Most primary care services
  • Gender affirming hormone therapy
  • Physical exams for work/school
  • STI/HIV lab screenings
  • Health management
  • Free or low-cost medications
  • PrEP services
  • Pelvic exams and Pap smears
  • Trauma-informed care
  • Referrals to continuing care and mental health services
  • Assistance applying to Medicaid and payment assistance programs

We do not currently provide:

  • Written letters for disability (*We can support filing for disability, but letters must come from specialists managing your condition.)
  • ADHD without prior documentation of a diagnosis (*We can connect patients with psychiatrists for evaluation, but we will not be able to provide medications for ADHD until the evaluation is complete.)

If you need services that we do not currently offer, we will connect you with trusted providers in the city where you can receive affirmative, affordable care.

Learn more about our confidential health services, location, and welcoming atmosphere.

FAQs About Our Services

Learn more about our confidential health services, location, and welcoming atmosphere.

Do I need an appointment?

No. Q Clinic accepts walk-ins, however, we cannot guarantee that a provider will be available. We recommend scheduling an appointment to guarantee you will receive care. Please call us at 347-565-5042 to make an appointment.

Do I have to be LGBTQ+ to come to Q Clinic?

We welcome patients of all gender identities and sexual orientations. While most of our patients do identify as LGBTQ+, many people who come to us are not LGBTQ+. We are excited to work with any patient, no matter your background.

I don’t like going to the doctor. What should I do?

Q Clinic offers a friendly and safe space where we listen to your concerns and work with you. Our medical students are passionate about helping the LGBTQ+ and underserved communities, and our supervising physicians have years of experience volunteering with free clinics. 

I can’t climb stairs. Can I still come to Q Clinic?

Unfortunately, Q Clinic is on the third floor of our building, and there is no elevator. You can call/text/e-mail in advance, and we’ll find a solution that works for you. We also offer the option of a virtual visit over Zoom.