I don't know any doctors in the LGBT community either. In fact, I don't have a GP at all. I had a fantastic doctor for a few years, but she actually got sick and left. Now that I think about it, I never got a referral after that either. I did try out a few doctors on my own, but none of them were willing to address all of my issues in a single visit or allow me to ask questions. The clinic my insurance sends me to has a policy where you get 10 minutes per symptom, and that's it. You're screwed if the symptoms are connected to one another (like a serious illness) because they only treat them independently. The last doctor I saw was actually a referral from my T, and that lady was awful. She was an hour late, and when I got in the room to have my fractured rib looked at, she said she didn't have an x-Ray machine in her practice, and told me to go to a different doctor who does. Seriously? I said I had another issue going on, too, but she said she can only look at one symptom per visit. So I waited an hour for nothing. Now, when I'm sick, I just go to the walk in clinic, wait in the line, and eventually get seen by somebody. And every time they make me take a pregnancy test because they don't believe me when I say I'm a lesbian and I have never, ever had sex with a man and cannot be pregnant. If there are any good LGBT doctors in my area, I wish I knew about them.