Queer Apr 26, 2024 at 10:58 am

Seattle's LGBTQ Center and Kelley-Ross Pharmacy Develop New Gender-Affirming Care Program

“It’s Really Our Hope That When Folks Come In, They Feel Cared For”

Vivian McCall
Seattle's LGBTQ+ Center announced the program in February, and its unprecedented popularity has led Kelley-Ross to increase its number of pharmacists and rework its schedule to guarantee access for new intakes and follow-up appointments. RS / Anthony Keo
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Seems like great news - fingers crossed it can deliver on its promise (and if it does, see if it can be replicated).

Buddhamat on April 26, 2024 at 12:52 PM Report this

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