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Care for you. All of you. In a healthcare home where you can feel safe being yourself. Your whole self. That’s what we call Whole Person Healthcare.
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Learn MoreWe want to offer you a healthcare experience that welcomes you as your whole self – your mind and your body, your sexual orientation and your gender identity, your race and your class, your previous experiences with healthcare and your hopes for the future.
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We proudly accept Medicaid, Medicare, and most private insurance plans. Don’t have insurance? Talk to our coverage navigators.
The Sliding Fee Discount lowers the cost of our medical, pharmacy, dental, and mental health counseling services for people with lower earnings.
If you are living with HIV, our health advocates will help you find programs to help pay for treatment and other services.
Most Ohioans can get PAPI and other programs that cover the cost of PrEP and PrEP-related costs.
We believe everyone deserves access to quality, affirming, affordable care—and we are grateful to have a community that stands behind, supports and guides our work. Your steadfast support touches people in your own community and across Ohio.
“With Equitas Health, I have found my health and
“Since Equitas Health helped me secure my own place, the weight of the world has lifted from my shoulders.”
“It is impossible for me to say how valuable
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In late January 2023, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) proposed changes to their guidance on who can give blood. Historically, their rules have discriminated against members of the LGBTQ+ community. As promised, Equitas Health gave feedback to the FDA in a public comment.
