Women's Community Clinic — Addiction treatment center in San Francisco, CA
Address1735 Mission St CA, San Francisco, CA 94103
Phone+1415-565-7667
Websitelyon-martin.org
Lyon-Martin Community Health Services provides compassionate, trauma-informed care targeting transgender, non-binary, gender non-conforming, and intersex (TGI) communities, as well as cis-gender women. Their approach is rooted in intersectionality, anti-racism, reproductive and disability justice, self-determination, and harm reduction. They offer a range of services including primary medical care, gynecological and reproductive health, gender-affirming care, addiction medicine, mental health services, and specialty services like acupuncture and nutrition counseling. Lyon-Martin emphasizes community engagement and aims to increase access to culturally responsive care for queer, trans, and intersex (QTI) people through provider training and policy advocacy. They also run specific programs like 'Let's Talk' peer support for trans and gender-diverse individuals and the 'Black & Proud' group for Black/African American QTI individuals, alongside the Body Sovereignty Program for eating disorder support.
Best for
- TGI communities
- LGBQA+ individuals
- Cis-gender women
- Individuals seeking culturally responsive care
| Key services | Individual Therapy, Group Therapy, Hormone Therapy, Substance Use Disorder Treatment, Acupuncture, Nutrition Counseling |
| Tags | lgbtq+ health, transgender care, gender affirming, mental health, addiction treatment, harm reduction, community health, trauma informed, eating disorder support, san francisco |
Reviews on Google4.0 · 25 reviews
I've been a patient there for years, like before the merger, when it was just the Woman's Community Clinic. I go in today to re apply for the FPact, and they look at me like I'm an alien. I called to make sure I could drop in to do this, they told me yes. When I got there they had no record of me as a patient. They lost my entire medical history when they updated their system. What should have taken 10 minutes took 45mins, and now I feel like a stranger.
Rescheduled one me twice already and I live an hour away doesn’t make them look good
The N.P. Nancy prescribed three upscale prescription items, one cost $150, $50, $9. I DO NOT HAVE MONEY FOR THAT SCHEISSE. She doesn't know what the cost is. Why is she prescribing these after a 90 minute appointment, WHEN I WANTED A GENERIC. I AM NOT PREGNANT. The pharmacy had a long wait and i went back to tell the front desk person and she consulted with Nancy. OK. SAN FRANCISCO GENERAL HOSPITAL, TONIGHT AT CLOSE TO MIDNIGHT IN THE EMERGENCY WAITING ROOM.
Why does a women's health clinic require me to disclose a sexual orientation and a gender identity. I came here specifically because doctors are so ignorant about female health issues. I have a female body and i need a doctor for my physically female body why do I have to play these identity politics games about sexuality or gender.
Great service and knowledge. Had been a patient since 2011. Everyone is always super friendly and make you feel very comfortable! Highly recommend to anyone who doesn't have health insurance. Wish I still didn't so I could continue to go!
Awesome, kind, friendly staff. I didn't have health insurance but was covered completely through one of their programs. Really really saved me during my medical emergency!!
I am patient of Young women's comunity clinic since 2011 , They have experienced specialists, they always help and always polite, thanks.
Just I said I have basic health insurance they said they won't do anything for me even let me see the doctor and they let me go to see the providers that deal with my insurance but the point is all of the provider that I can go to visit there are no treatment service that I need . Anyway the staffs are nice tho.
I have been going to The Women's Community for more than a year. The facility is clean and peaceful. The staff is friendly and helpful.
The only free health care for women in San Francisco. An amazing service and an amazing support staff.
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