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Primary care
Anchor Health Connecticut is Connecticut’s leading health center for the LGBTQ community.
A healthy State includes you
Safe, inclusive care for all Connecticut residents. That's our goal. Members of the LGBTQ community have access to health services centered around their needs. Your state is your ally.
Queer and trans health
You may be looking for answers to health questions or need to find a new provider. We have resources for primary and specialized care, sexual health, insurance help, vaccines, and more. We know the health barriers that LGBTQ community members face. That’s why we want to help you stay healthy.
Health care and coverage
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Connecticut Community Care works with aging service providers such as home care and facility-based providers.
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Find resources for queer-identified people who need support accessing abortion.
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Insurance can help you afford preventive care. Find affordable coverage through CT’s insurance marketplace.
Illnesses and ongoing care
HIV care
Connecticut provides medical and support services to people living with HIV or AIDS and their families. Services include primary medical care, oral health, mental health, medication help, and more.
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Consider vaccines if you have HIV or another condition that weakens your immune system.
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There are many options available for LGBTQ individuals, or couples to become parents.
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More than two million CT residents have a chronic disease like asthma, cancer, diabetes, or heart disease.
Mental health
Mental health
Connecticut offers programs and services for LGBTQIA+ individuals with mental health disorders.
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You’re not alone. Support is available whenever you need it. Suicide is preventable.
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Recovery is up to you. Learn about help that’s available during recovery.
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The Trevor Project promotes acceptance, advocacy, and much more.
Health equity
Guy Anthony – President & CEO of Black Gifted and Whole, community mobilizer and ARTivist – talks about how he became HIV positive and being a young black gay man living in America.
Sexual health
Sexual health is an important topic to discuss with your health provider. Connecticut is a safe place for women seeking reproductive health, trans individuals looking for care, people looking for HIV and AIDS care, and all citizens who want to enjoy healthy lives.