Affirming Sexual Health for all Genders & Identities

At Orenda Health & Wellness, we provide confidential, affirming sexual and reproductive health care for people of all genders and identities. Your concerns are taken seriously, your privacy is protected, and your values guide every step of your care.

Whether you’re seeking contraception, support with hormones, help for sexual function, or guidance around fertility or menopause, you’ll be met with respect, clear information, and a nonjudgmental space to talk openly.

Support Before, During, and After Your Visit

Contraceptive counseling & prescribing
Emergency contraception
Menstrual disorder evaluation
PCOS management
Fertility counseling (initial workup)
Perimenopause/menopause care
ED evaluation & treatment
Testosterone deficiency evaluation

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Sexual Health FAQs

Why is routine STI testing important if I feel fine?

Many sexually transmitted infections have no symptoms, but can still cause long‑term complications and be passed to partners. Routine testing based on your risk factors helps detect infections early so they can be treated and transmission reduced.

How often should I be tested for STIs?

Testing frequency depends on your sexual practices, number of partners, and whether you use condoms or PrEP. People with new or multiple partners, men who have sex with men, and those with a history of STIs are often advised to test at least annually and sometimes more often.

Is my sexual health visit confidential?

Sexual health services, including STI testing and HIV prevention, are confidential and protected by privacy laws. Your results are shared only with you and, when appropriate, documented in your medical record to guide your care.

What is PrEP and who should consider it?

PrEP (pre‑exposure prophylaxis) is a medication regimen that significantly lowers the risk of getting HIV when taken as prescribed. It is recommended for people at higher risk of HIV, such as those with HIV‑positive partners, multiple partners, or inconsistent condom use.

Can telehealth visits address concerns like ED, low libido, or painful sex?

Yes, many sexual health concerns can be initially evaluated by telehealth with a detailed history, review of medications, and lab orders when needed. If we identify issues that require an in‑person exam or procedure, we will coordinate appropriate referrals.

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