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Resource Guide for Transgender, Non-Binary, and Gender Expansive StudentsCreated and provided by FGCU Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS): 3rd Floor, Student & Community Counseling Center 239-590-7950 fgcu.edu/caps**When sharing this document, please refer others to our website so they get the most updated version.**This is a living document. CAPS staff is continuously working to update, add, and refine this resource guide to be as useful to our students as possible. Please send anyfeedback, recommendations, concerns, or other information to Dr. Katherine Cascio, at kcascio@fgcu.edu or 239-590-1243.Table of Contents (click on topic to jump to that information):Discrimination and Harassment ResourcesEmergency ServicesFertility MedicineHealthcare Scholarships, Grants, Fundraising, LoansHealth Insurance Information (how to get gender confirmation medical services paid for by insurance)Hormone Therapy/EndocrinologyName and Gender Marker Change Processes (at FGCU, in Florida, and in other states)On-Campus All-Gender BathroomsPersonal Care and Grooming (salons, barbers, massage therapists, wig shops, electrolysis, laser hair removal, hair restoration etc.)Primary Care ProvidersProduct Resources (many are free)PsychiatristsSocial Groups, Support Services, MentoringSupport GroupsSurgeonsTherapistsVoice CoachingWelcoming Places of WorshipReferences for Resources in this DocumentEmergency ServicesProviderLGBT Suicide Awareness InitiativeTrans Action FloridaUnity CoalitionT HouseAbuse Counseling and Treatment (ACT)Trevor Project (Nationwide)Trans Lifeline ne 4700239-939-3112866-488-7386877-565-8860 (services available in Spanish)
FGCU CAPS Resource Guide for Transgender, Non-Binary, and Gender Expansive Students (last updated 7/22/20)2Fertility MedicineProviderLocation(s)Florida Institute for Reproductive Sciences andTechnology (multiple providers)Recommended by LBT HealthSouth Florida Institute for ReproductiveMedicineRecommended by SunServeIVF Florida Reproductive AssociatesRecommended by SunServeWebsiteContact InfoWeston(Ft Lauderdale area)www.firstivf.net2300 N Commerce Pkwy.954-217-3456Boca Ratonwww.ivfmd.com9960 Central Park Blvd., #275561-594-9210Pembroke Pines(Ft Lauderdale area)www.ivfflorida.com400 N Hiatus Rd., #205954-247-6200Additional InfoProvides endocrinology/HRTHealthcare Scholarships/Grants/Fundraising/LoansProviderThe Jim Collins Foundation (surgery)Recommended by University of Oregon Trans Care Team, SunServeTrans United with Family and Friends (TUFF) (surgery)Recommended by University of Oregon Trans Care Team, SunServeCommunity Kinship (CK) Life (surgery)Recommended by University of Oregon Trans Care Team, SunServePoint of Pride (surgery, electrolysis)Recommended by University of Oregon Trans Care Team, SunServeGender Bands (surgery)Recommended by University of Oregon Trans Care Team, SunServeRizi Xavier Timane Trans Surgery Grant (surgery)Recommended by SunServeDarcy Jeda Corbitt Foundation (legal name change, HRT, surgery)Trans Social (HRT)Comprehensive Guide to Surgery FundraisingRecommended by University of Oregon Trans Care TeamMedical LoansRecommended by SunServeWebsite/Contact corbitt.org/djcfund.html954-567-7141, ext. ngCareCredit.com; UnitedMedicalCredit.com; SurgeryLoans.com; MyMedicalFinancing.com;AdvanceCareCard.com; MedLoanFinance.comHealth Insurance Information**Insurers use outdated/biased language in their materials and a binary definition of gender. The info below was modified to use more inclusive language.***Note: just because some insurers say they don’t cover certain services doesn’t mean you can’t submit an appeal to get these covered.*Note: there are MANY different plans from each company, to determine what your plan covers, go to your member page or call the number on the back of your card.CompanyDocumentation RequirementsAdditional InfoAetnaUses WPATH guidelines for lettersUses WPATH guidelines for medical necessity of HRT, top and bottom surgeries;see https://tinyurl.com/qvkhj6 for details
FGCU CAPS Resource Guide for Transgender, Non-Binary, and Gender Expansive Students (last updated 7/22/20)Amerigroup FL2 letters for bottom surgery; 1 letter writer must have a doctoral degree or amaster’s level degree in a clinical behavioral science field (LCSW, LPC, LMFT,APRN, etc.), 1 letter is sufficient if signed by 2 providers, one of whom has metthe specifications above; “documentation should include start date of living fulltime in new gender, verification via communication with individuals who haverelated to the individual in an identity-congruent gender role, or requestingdocumentation of a legal name change, may be reasonable in some cases”AvMedUses WPATH guidelines for lettersBetter HealthFL BlueBetter Health is a subsidiary of Aetna, refer to Aetna’s guidelines for detailsBottom surgery letter: physician/MH provider (doctoral level AND treatedindividual for 18 months) documenting ALL of the following: ct's generalidentifying characteristics; initial and evolving diagnoses; duration ofprofessional relationship (incl. type of treatment and evaluations provided);eligibility criteria that have been met and the physician/MH professional'srationale for surgery; degree to which ct has followed eligibility criteria to-dateand likelihood of future compliance; whether the letter writer is part of a“gender identity disorder treatment team;” letter from 2nd physician/MHfamiliar with ct's treatment & corroborates info in 1st letter (when 1 letter is notfrom treating surgeon, a letter from the surgeon confirming they havepersonally communicated with the treating provider and ct, that confirms ctmeets above criteria, understands risks of surgery, individual is likely to benefitfrom surgery); No clear guidelines for top surgeryPlans include: Aetna, Amerigroup, Better Health, Capital Health Plan,Community Care Plan, Coventry Health Care of FL, FL True Health, FreedomHealth, Humana Medical Plan-FL, Magellan Complete Care, Molina Healthcare,Prestige Health Choice, Simply Healthcare Plans, Staywell Health Plan, SunshineState Health Plan, United Healthcare Community Plan, Well Care of FLUses WPATH guidelines for letters; surgery letters require: general identifyingcharacteristics; results of psychosocial assessment/diagnoses; duration ofprofessional’s relationship (incl. type of evaluation/therapy to-date);explanation that WPATH criteria for surgery have been met; brief description ofclinical rationale supporting ct’s request for surgery; informed consent from ct;statement MH professional is available to AND welcomes relationship viaphone call to coordinate care with HumanaUses WPATH guidelines for letters; must include in letter that ct meets ALL ofthe following criteria for HRT: ct’s desire to live and be accepted as identifiedgender by making their body as congruent as possible through HRT and/orsurgery; trans identity has been present 2 years; gender dysphoria not causedFL MedicaidHumanaMolinaHealthcare3Bottom surgery requires trans identity for 2 years, lived 12 months asidentified gender (e.g., across wide range of experiences/events, coming out topartners/family/friends/community); top surgery for those seekingmastectomies only, must have had trans identity for 2 years, covers nipplereconstruction, including tattooing, following mastectomy; “the use of hairremoval procedures to treat tissue donor sites for a planned phalloplasty orvaginoplasty procedure is considered medically necessary”; more details here:https://tinyurl.com/ydaufq2rUses WPATH guidelines for medical necessity of HRT, top and bottom surgeries;see https://tinyurl.com/yd39pdm6 for details, including additional proceduresare not covered; appears to only cover mastectomies for top surgeryBottom surgery requires ALL of the following: trans identity present for 2 years, 12 months of continuous HRT, 12 months of continuous full-time innew gender (“without returning to original gender,” including employment,school, OR community-based volunteer activity), obtained legal name change,provided documentation to treating therapist that persons other than thetreating therapist know individual functions in desired gender role, regulartherapy as recommended by a treating practitioner, demonstrates knowledge/understanding of benefits/risks of surgery, demonstrates progress in“consolidating one's gender identity, including demonstrating progress indealing with work, family, and interpersonal issues resulting in a significantlybetter state of mental health;” top surgery for those seeking chest reductionsonly; does not appear to include mastectomies; see more details here:https://tinyurl.com/yb553pzoUse national Medicaid standards for covered services—unless otherwise statedin this chart (includes all “medically necessary” services, such as HRT andsurgery; “medically necessary” must be asserted by physician providing theservice and supported by therapist in letter); no documentation requirementswere found for these plansUses WPATH guidelines for medical necessity of HRT, top and bottom surgeries;see https://tinyurl.com/yblrxpzl for details, including which additionalprocedures are not covered; letters can be written by clinicians with a master’sdegree or higherUses WPATH guidelines for medical necessity of HRT (with addition that genderdysphoria must be present for 2 years AND 3 months of therapy prior tostarting HRT), top and bottom surgeries; see https://tinyurl.com/ydg2bssp fordetails. Endocrinologist letter: document ct has lived as identified gender fulltime for 3 months prior to HRT; continuous psychotherapy after initial
FGCU CAPS Resource Guide for Transgender, Non-Binary, and Gender Expansive Students (last updated 7/22/20)Out of state plansUnitedHealthcare4by a mental disorder; dysphoria causes clinically significant distress orevaluation for 3 months “to identify any comorbid psychiatric diagnosis thatimpairment in important areas of functioningmay require treatment;” individual has knowledge of risks/benefits of HRTDetails on many plans can be found here: https://tinyurl.com/yac73llh and here: https://tinyurl.com/y8lw5hhnUses WPATH guidelines for lettersUses WPATH guidelines for medical necessity of HRT, top and bottom surgeries;see https://tinyurl.com/y84hjmf6 for details, including procedures not coveredHormone Therapy/EndocrinologyProviderWebsiteContact InfoAdditional InfoFort Myershttps://tinyurl.com/ycryslg2Accepts most private insurances (NOT Humanaor TriCare)Fort Myers, Naples,Kissimmee, Orlando,Sarasota, Lakeland,Bradenton, St.Petersburg, TampaOrlandohttps://tinyurl.com/y88698fl12611 World Plaza Ln.,Bldg. 53239-275-8118Ft Myers: 8595 College Pkwy.,#250, 239-481-9999Naples: 1425 Creech Rd.239-262-0301See website for add’l locations930 Lake Baldwin Ln.407-898-1500Piñero Medical (multiple providers)Recommended by Equality FLDr. Roberto OrtizRecommended by Equality FLOrlandowww.pineromedical.comwww.blisshs.com1720 S Orange Ave., #200407-426-96932901 Curry Ford Rd., #106407-203-5984Dr. Michael Dunn and Dr. Howard Grossman atMidway Specialty CareRecommended by SunServeTampa, WiltonManors (FtLauderdale area)www.midwaycare.orgDr. David Lyter and Dr. Meredith Gray at MetroHealth TampaRecommended by SunServe and Equality FLSt. Petersburg,Tampa, Clearwater,New Port Richeyhttps://tinyurl.com/y8fhl7lzDr. Wende KozlowRecommended by Equality FLSarasota andBradentonn/aTampa: 3317 W Gandy Blvd.813-902-8600WM: 2500 NW 15th Ave.954-530-8357St. Pete: 3251 3rd Ave. N, #125,727-321-3854Tampa: 1315 E 7th Ave., #210813-232-3808Clearwater: 2349 Sunset PointRd., #405, 727-220-0550NPR: 4747 US-19727-494-7625Sarasota: 943 S Beneva Rd.,#210, 941-379-1777Dr. Craig SweetRecommended by Equality FL, Visuality FL,GLMA.Planned Parenthood of Central and SouthwestFL (multiple providers)Recommended by SunServe and multiple FGCUstudentsDr. Brenda BarryRecommended by Equality FL and d.comFort Myers and Naples locations do NOTrequire a letter from a therapist to begin HRT;Spanish speaking providers available; call andask to make an appointment for HRT and theywill direct you to the appropriate providerPrimary care provided, accepts Medicaid andprivate insurance, letter from mental healthprovider required for HRT, offers feminizinghormone therapy onlyPrimary care provided; accepts privateinsurance and MedicaidSpeaks Spanish, mostly works with people whohave HIV or are at risk for HIV (including thoseon PrEP); accepts many private insurances andsome Medicaid plansPrimary care provided; accepts most privateinsurancesPrimary care available; accepts most privateinsurance and MedicaidAccepts most private insurances
FGCU CAPS Resource Guide for Transgender, Non-Binary, and Gender Expansive Students (last updated 7/22/20)5Dr. Tim BlendRecommended by Equality FLBradentonhttps://tinyurl.com/y78yz2zlBradenton: 11505 RangelandPkwy., 941-379-17771911 Manatee Ave., #E-102941-722-5600Dr. Paul DiMarcoRecommended by Equality FLTreasure Coast Institute for Bio-identicalHormone Therapy (multiple providers)Recommended by SunServeClearwaterStuart(Port St. Lucie rt.org417 Corbett St.727-441-45812181 SE Ocean Blvd.772-220-8766Dr. Rennanit BarronRecommended by SunServeWest Palm Beach andJupiterhttps://tinyurl.com/ybfu3zffDr. Luisa CuetoRecommended by SunServe and LBT HealthBoynton Beachhttps://tinyurl.com/y7ycunq8WPB: 5730 Corporate Way,#200, 561-881-3022Jupiter: 5155 Corporate Way,Suite C, 561-932-12128756 Boynton Beach Blvd.,#2400561-806-6100Dr. Jennifer Bartczck at Rowan Tree MedicalRecommended by SunServeOakland Park(Ft Lauderdale area)www.rowantreemedical.com3197 NE 18th Ter.954-533-5382Florida Institute for Reproductive Sciences andTechnology (multiple providers)Recommended by LBT HealthCare Resource Community Health Centers(multiple providers)Recommended by SunServe and My Trans HealthWeston(Ft Lauderdale area)www.firstivf.net2300 N Commerce Pkwy.954-217-3456Miami, Miami Beach,Fort Lauderdalewww.careresource.org/AHF Kinder Medical Group(multiple providers)Recommended by SunServeMiamihttps://tinyurl.com/ycc9n937Miami: 3801 Biscayne Blvd. and1901 SW 1st St., 305-576-1234(both locations)Miami Beach: 1680 MichiganAve., #912, 305-534-0503Ft. Laud: 871 W Oakland ParkBlvd., 954-567-71413661 S Miami Ave., #806786-497-4000Does not accept any insurance; you’d have topay out-of-pocket, then submit bills toinsurance for reimbursementAccepts most private and Medicaid insurancesNote from SunServe: “No experience yet, but isvery interested and open to having transgenderclients”; doesn’t accept any insurance, you’dhave to pay out-of-pocket, then submit bills toinsurance for reimbursementAccepts many private insurances and MedicaidNote from SunServe: “ONLY Wednesdays andThursdays. She works other days but theWednesday/Thursday office is competent!”;gynecologist, experience with clients who’vehad gender affirming surgery; accepts manyprivate insurancesLGBT health specialized practice; primary careprovided; accepts most private insurances,must go through website to set up initialappointmentOB/GYN and fertility preservation provided;accepts United, Humana, Aetna, and Cignainsurances onlySpanish-speaking providers available, will seeuninsured individuals at Ft. Lauderdale locationon a sliding scale for payment; accepts mostMedicaid and private insurancesMust have HIV, AIDS, or Hepatitis to receiveservices; will see uninsured patients, Spanishspeaking providers available; accepts mostprivate and Medicaid insurances
FGCU CAPS Resource Guide for Transgender, Non-Binary, and Gender Expansive Students (last updated 7/22/20)Empower U Community Health Center (multipleproviders)Recommended by SunServeDr. Neil GoodmanRecommended by SunServeDr. Sadaf JeelaniRecommended by SunServe, Southern EqualityDr. Michael HorsemanRecommended by SunServe6Miamihttps://www.euchc.org/services7900 NW 27th Ave., #E-12786-318-2337Coral Gables(Miami //tinyurl.com/yacvmzmon/a4675 Ponce de Leon Blvd.,#204, 305-595-68554340 W Newberry Rd., #301352-372-94144410 W Newberry Rd.352-372-7800GainesvilleWill see uninsured patients, Spanish and Frenchspeaking providers available, programspecifically for young trans people of colorAccepts many private and Medicaid insurancesAccepts BC/BS, FL Blue, Cigna, Aetna, AvMedinsurances onlyName and Gender Marker Change StudentHealthServicesRequirementsDetailed Information Resource(s)No formal documentation required. Contact the Registrar’s office torequest your name be changed in Canvas; after they update your namein their system, the name you use will automatically appear in Canvas(instead of your dead/legal name) and on your professors’ class rosters.This process is being determined by university administration at thistimeInform any staff member of your gender identity, name, and/orpronouns you use; we will update your file to reflect those and staff willuse the correct gender, name, and pronouns when you come to CAPSInform your provider of your gender identity, name, and/or pronounsyou use; they will update your file to reflect those and staff will use thecorrect gender, name, and pronouns when you go to SHSFloridaVaries by process, see FL specific page for details on different processGeneralFloridaSubmit a petition to your county’s probate court; applicant must beNamefingerprintedFloridaAgency-specific forms, doctor’s letter; typically occurs after legal nameGenderchangeAll other states, US territories, and federal documents (passport, social security card)Registrar’s Office contact information: 120 McTarnaghan Hall, 239-590-7980, orr@fgcu.eduNote CAPS cannot change your legal name on your record until your name is changed withthe university, however, the name you use will also be included throughout your record.Example of how your name will appear in your CAPS record: (Name You Use) Legal FirstName, Legal Last Name (e.g., (Jordan) Taylor Smith). CAPS will use the pronouns and genderidentity you tell us throughout your record.Note SHS cannot change your legal name on your record until your name is changed with theuniversity, however, the name you use will also be included throughout your record. Exampleof how your name will appear in your SHS record: (Legal First Name) Name You Use, LegalLast Name (e.g., (Jordan) Taylor Smith). SHS will use the pronouns and gender identity youtell them throughout your loridahttps://www.floridanamechange.org/, step-by-step instructions in one location(recommended by transequality.org)https://tinyurl.com/vsqz8p6, step-by-step guide to changing legal gender(recommended by nts (breaks down processes by state/territory)On-Campus All-Gender BathroomsBuildingAckert Community CenterAll bathrooms identified below are public, wheelchair accessible, and single stall.Room(s)Additional Info1st floor2 single stall bathrooms, inside community center at NLV, accessible from the pool
FGCU CAPS Resource Guide for Transgender, Non-Binary, and Gender Expansive Students (last updated 7/22/20)Aquatics CenterBiscayne HallDaniels Public Media CenterEagle HallEverglades HallLibraryMarieb HallOsprey HallPalmetto HallStudent and Community Counseling CenterStudent Health ServicesUniversity Recreation and Wellness Center1111152, 51522, 881002, 3001, 3006, 5001, 50041152, 5052124A, 124B2151002, 3001, 3006, 5001, 50041152, 51521st floorInside patient area109A, 110A7Includes a showerBuilding is next to parking garage 3Inside StarbucksLocated at the back of the 1st floor hallway on right, past women’s & men’s bathrooms4 single stall bathrooms availableEach includes a showerPersonal Care and GroomingProviderLocation(s)WebsiteInside Suzanne’s SalonRecommended by Visuality FLSkin DeepNaplesn/aNaplesMarie MassageRecommended by Visuality FLWigs and MoreRecommended by Visuality FLRoots SalonRecommended by Visuality FLTransformation StationRecommended by Visuality FLWig VillaRecommended by Visuality FL6S BoutiqueRecommended by Equality FLMary Moffett Master ElectrolysisRecommended by Equality FLAesthetics by Karen MarliseRecommended by Equality FLNaomi Fernandez DejongaRecommended by Equality FLJames Markham, RE at Badar’s Hair and AllRecommended by Equality FLPort Charlottehttps://tinyurl.com/y7kb9sa6n/aPort CharlotteCape Coralwww.wigsanmore.comn/aNorth Fort Myerswww.ttsswfl.comSt. PetersburgSt. St. Petersburgn/aSeminole(St. Petersburg valfl.comwww.badarshairandall.comTampa, WesleyChapelContact Info4156 Tamiami Tr. N239-261-47413363 Tamiami Trail N239-260-40751312 Market Cir., #2941-204-85542605 Tamiami Tr.941-979-99991611 SE 47th Ter.239-549-53003323 N Key Dr., #E13239-208-7117575 Central Ave.727-823-31007213 Central Ave.727-498-65904045 36th Ave. N727-527-532710701 Village Green Ave.727-512-43353301 N Howard Ave.813-875-1025Tampa: 2321 E Fowler Ave,813-979-0058; 14424 NDalemabry Hwy., 813-960-0058Additional InfoLGBTQ-owned; massage, skin/nail/hair care,some make-up services (consultation basis)Electrolysis, facials, offers LGBT-specificservicesLGBTQ-ownedLGBTQ-owned; wig showHair care, waxing, some skin care, hand and armmassageLGBTQ-owned; hair care, skin care, thermal hairremovalWig shopLGBTQ-owned; makeup, wigs, hosiery,accessoriesElectrolysis, laser hair removal, skincareElectrolysisElectrolysis
FGCU CAPS Resource Guide for Transgender, Non-Binary, and Gender Expansive Students (last updated 7/22/20)Beautiful TRANSformationsRecommended by Equality FLTampa, St.Petersburgn/aRitzy RagsRecommended by Equality FLDr. Marina PizzaroRecommended by Equality FLOrlandowww.ritzyrags.comOrlando,Jacksonville Beachwww.drpizarro.comOrlando Institute for Electrolysis & Laser HairRemovalRecommended by Equality FLUlta Salon Fort LauderdaleThis location recommended by SunServeVeez at HaircutteryRecommended by SunServePhysical Health ComplexRecommended by LBT HealthBare Laser CenterRecommended by SunServeDr. Heidi ChurginRecommended by SunServeMac Hair SalonRecommended by SunServeTracy Carroll SalonRecommended by SunServeSource SalonRecommended by SunServeDarren at Dick’s Service StationRecommended by SunServeFL Natural Healthcare CenterRecommended by LBT HealthOrlandowww.orlandoinstitute.comFort url.com/ybzygqpan/aCharlene at M Salon and SpaRecommended by SunServeIdeal Image Laser Hair RemovalRecommended by SunServeSunrise(Ft Lauderdale area)Plantation(Ft Lauderdale area)Fort LauderdaleFort LauderdaleFort LauderdaleFort LauderdaleDania Beach(Ft Lauderdale area)Wilton Manors(Ft Lauderdale area)Wilton Manors(Ft Lauderdale area)Oakland Park(Ft Lauderdale area)Weston, BoyntonBeach(Ft Lauderdale omhttps://tinyurl.com/yajgbxzy8Wesley Chapel: 1820 Bruce B.Downs Blvd., 813-973-8819St. Pete: 3251 3rd Ave. N, #125727-321-3854Tampa: 1315 E 7th Ave., #201813-232-3808929/928 N Mills Ave.407-897-2117Orlando: 7575 Dr. Phillips Blvd.,#20, 407-226-9300Jacksonville Beach: 2348 3rd St.S, 904-246-20246900 Turkey Lake Rd., #1-8407-295-20811746 N Federal Hwy.954-390-74581520 N Federal Hwy.954-563-43762544 N Federal Hwy.954-566-04441700 E Las Olas Blvd., #101954-524-88875975 N Federal Hwy.954-295-1505801 S Federal Hwy, #821954-927-19102331 Wilton Dr.954-564-23231881 NE 26th St., #30954-568-19983528 NE 12th Ave.954-353-5507Weston: 17160 Royal PalmBlvd., #1Boynton Beach: 8794 WBoynton Beach Blvd., #216954-436-6161 (both locations)10042 W Oakland Park Blvd.954-742-8990801 S University Dr., C-136954-642-25302 hour session on styling makeup/hair/fashion;Offered on a quarterly basis,email transcommunity@metrotampabay.org toexpress interest in next sessionLGBTQ-owned; wigs, breast forms, cosmeticsHair restorationHair care, skin care, facial waxingHair careMassage, acupuncture, naturopathic, and otheralternative treatmentsLaser hair removalElectrolysisHair care, skincare, nail care, facial waxingHair care, nail care, body and facial waxing, skincareHair care, skin care, facial and body waxingBarber shop; note from SunServe: “Tell them todrop SunServe’s name”Acupuncture and nutrition servicesElectrolysis, skincare, haircare, nail care
FGCU CAPS Resource Guide for Transgender, Non-Binary, and Gender Expansive Students (last updated 7/22/20)Lise-Anne Jensen, RE, CCE, CMERecommended by SunServeAmy at Laser Hair ConceptsRecommended by SunServeDr. Barry ResnikRecommended by SunServeElectrolysis and Laser Hair Removal by MichelleRecommended by SunServeBoca RatonLighthouse Point(Boca Raton area)Adventura(Hollywood area)Hallandale Beach(Hollywood .electrolysisbymichelle.com96100 Glades Rd., #310561-866-74004510 N Federal Hwy. #101954-687-80422630 NE 203rd St., #105305-692-89982305 E Hallandale Beach Blvd.786-306-7987ElectrolysisLaser hair removalHair restoration, dermatology, facial surgeryPrimary Care ProvidersProviderLocation(s)WebsiteContact InfoDr. Rebekah BernardRecommended by GLMAFort Myershttps://tinyurl.com/ybstwl9p17595 S Tamiami Tr., #227239-322-3860The McGregor ClinicRecommended by Visuality FLAIDS Healthcare FoundationRecommended by Visuality FLFort ajgmq3487 Broadway239-334-95552231 McGregor Blvd.239-337-2391Dr. Clint PotterNaplesDr. Brenda BarryRecommended by Equality FL, Southern EqualityPiñero Medical (multiple providers)Recommended by Equality FLDr. Adrianne com/y8nnnq8s720 Goodlette Rd.239-260-3880930 Lake Baldwin Ln.407-898-15001720 S Orange Ave., #200407-426-9693985 SR 436407-831-5252Dr. Tim Carlson and Dr. Margot Sarto at PalmsPrimary CareRecommended by Equality FLDr. David Lyter and Dr. Meredith Gray at MetroHealth TampaRecommended by SunServe, Equality FLSt. Petersburghttps://tinyurl.com/ychumsew1615 Pasadena Ave. S, #430727-397-0606St. Petersburg,Tampa, Clearwater,New Port Richeyhttps://tinyurl.com/y8fhl7lzSt. Pete: 3251 3rd Ave. N, #125727-321-3854Tampa: 1315 E 7th Ave., #210813-232-3808Clearwater: 2349 Sunset PointRd., #405, 727-220-0550New Port Richey: 4747 US-19727-494-7625Fort MyersOrlandoCasselberry(Orlando area)Additional InfoMembership-based practice, 35/month for 19 years, 60/month for 20 , 150 initialregistration fee; can be seen as often as neededwithout per appointment fee, discounted labtesting available; no insurance neededMust have HIV/AIDS to receive services; casemanagement, STI/HIV testing availableMust have HIV, AIDS, or Hepatitis to receiveservices; STI/HIV testing, food pantry,counseling, condom distribution availableLGBT-focused part of practice, accepts mostprivate insurancesHRT provided, accepts Medicaid and privateinsurancesHRT provided; accepts private insurance andMedicaid, Spanish speaking providers availableHas provided pre-op medical clearances fortrans patients; accepts private insurance andMedicaidAccepts Medicaid and private insurance; bothproviders have worked with trans patients,including those who have undergone surgeryHRT provided, accepts private insurance andMedicaid
FGCU CAPS Resource Guide for Transgender, Non-Binary, and Gender Expansive Students (last updated 7/22/20)10Dr. Michael Dunn at Midway Specialty CareCenterRecommended by SunServeTampa, WiltonManors (FtLauderdale area)www.midwaycare.orgDr. Barbara NoelRecommended by SunServeDr. Maureen GreenwoodFort Lauderdalehttps://tinyurl.com/y7rbna7mn/aBluestar Medical (multiple providers)Recommended by LBT HealthDr. Jennifer Bartczck at Rowan Tree MedicalRecommended by SunServeFort LauderdaleDr. Eric Lowman at Midland Medical CenterRecommended by SunServeTreasure Coast Primary Care (multipleproviders)Recommended by SunServeFort LauderdaleTampa: 3317 W Gandy Blvd.813-902-8600WM: 2500 NW 15th Ave.954-530-83576333 N Federal Hwy., #250954-642-70361164 E Oakland Park https://tinyurl.com/ychqe66q4101 NW 4th St., #211954-440-0072250 NE 15th Ave.954-533-5382Oakland Park(Ft Lauderdale area)Port St. Lucie, Stuartwww.midlandmed.comwww.primarydocs.netDr. Gloria HakkarainenRecommended by SunServePalm Beach Gardens,Lake Worthn/aDr. Maureen WhelihanRecommended by SunServeGreenacres(Palm Beach area)https://tinyurl.com/s6dyg4z1421 E Oakland Park Blvd.954-565-0875PSL: 1801 SE Hilmoor Dr., BldgA, #108, 772-800-7340Stuart: 1050 SE Monterey Rd.,#201, 772-678-7043Palm Beach Gardens: 4270Design Center Dr., Ste. B, 561320-4663Lake Worth: 4671 S CongressAve., #100B, 561-295-72036801 Lake Worth Rd., #100W561-965-9559Wilton Manors(Ft Lauderdale area)HRT provided; accepts most private insurancesGynecologist, accepts most private insurances,sees trans men onlyHRT provided, sees uninsured patients, acceptsMedicaid and private insurance, has workedwith trans patients-including those who haveundergone surgeryAccepts many private insurances, Spanishspeaking providers available, HRT availableLGBT health specialized practice; HRT provided,accepts most private insurances, must gothrough websi
FGCU CAPS Resource Guide for Transgender, Non-Binary, and Gender Expansive Students (last updated 7/22/20) 3 Amerigroup FL 2 letters for bottom surgery; 1 letter writer must have a doctoral degree or a master's level degree in a clinical behavioral science field (LSW, LP, LMFT,
