QueerMed Resolutely Opposes the Texas Attorney General’s Request for Patient Data
It is imperative to clarify QueerMed’s unwavering stance on this matter: under no circumstances shall we disclose any HIPAA-protected patient information.
ContinueIt is imperative to clarify QueerMed’s unwavering stance on this matter: under no circumstances shall we disclose any HIPAA-protected patient information.
ContinueFirefighters in Decatur, Georgia have determined that an October fire at QMed was intentionally set. QMed owner Dr. Izzy Lowell said the FBI is investigating the fire as a hate crime, and, “We will not stop providing life-saving care to our patients.” While the office is “completely destroyed,” Lowell said the clinic is seeing patients remotely.
ContinueQMed is set to expand its healthcare services across the United States by the middle of 2024. This nationwide expansion marks a significant milestone in the company’s mission to provide accessible, high-quality healthcare to every American, regardless of their location.
ContinueThe new laws in Florida have created a challenging environment for trans and nonbinary people, particularly concerning healthcare access and rights. QMed recognizes these difficulties and is committed to offering a safe, supportive, and inclusive healthcare environment.
ContinueIt is with a heavy heart that we address the recent incident at our QMed office on October 30, 2023. As some of you are aware, our building in Decatur was the target of an attack, now under investigation as first-degree arson. We are grateful that no one was injured, as the building was unoccupied at the time.
ContinueIn the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, particularly in the realm of gender-affirming care, staying informed and adaptable is key. Recent legislative changes in Florida have…
ContinueMedical care for trans and nonbinary people isn’t rocket science, Lowell says. But there’s a dearth of gender-affirming, accessible health care for transgender patients.
ContinueA swath of adjoining states in the South now ban transition-related care for minors, forcing families of trans youth to travel long distances for care
Continue144 specific suggestions, from trans young people and their loved ones, that parents may find helpful.
Continue“As a physician, I took an oath to not abandon my patients,” says Lowell.
ContinueDr. Lowell joins this week to break down what exactly we mean when we talk about gender-affirming care.
ContinueIn February, for the second year in a row, Georgia state Rep. Ginny Ehrhart proposed a bill that would make gender-affirming care for minors illegal.
ContinueIn these uncertain times, we want you to know: we are here for you, and we are not going anywhere. Our commitment to providing compassionate, affirming care remains unwavering. The recent surge in registrations speaks to the deep need within our community, and we are honored to be a trusted resource for you.
Due to overwhelming interest, you may experience delays in our communications over the next few weeks. We ask for your patience and understanding as we work tirelessly to help as many people as possible, as quickly as we can. Book an Appointment
Families of trans youth can receive grants of $500 to support immediate needs, including travel expenses, medication costs, and mental health or wellness needs. These grants are available for qualifying minors in restricted states through the Campaign for Southern Equality. Learn More and Apply
Due to ongoing legal scrutiny, we are temporarily unable to accept any insurance (including private insurance) for minors in states with restrictions on certain services. We are actively working to secure additional grant funding to support those who need assistance during this time.
If you have questions or need help, please contact us directly.