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Trans, Non-Binary or Intersex (TNBI)
We have a service that involves inviting people who identify as trans, non-binary or intersex (TNBI) for an annual holistic review. This includes physical, mental and sexual health. We will also talk about cancer and other screenings.
This has been started to help tackle health inequalities in the TNBI community and to try to break down barriers in accessing healthcare. Some may feel it is not necessary for them to have this review but for others it may be welcome.
We realise that using the term TNBI may not fit with how you identify, and we apologise if that is the case. If you would like to discuss this, or why you have been sent a letter please call our reception who will be able to direct you to the right person to speak with.
The appointment can be face-to-face, phone or video call. Face to face is ideal so that we can check your height, weight, blood pressure and pulse. However, if you would prefer you can check these things in reception in advance and then have a phone or video consultation. The appointments are 28 minutes long.
If you would like to make an appointment for the annual health review please either reply “yes” to the initial text message if you have received one or call reception and say that you received a letter for a TNBI annual review.
Please see this page for information about LGBTQ+ support and services.
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