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What does it mean to feel truly seen in a healthcare setting?
As World Pride takes over the streets of Washington, DC this weekend, we’re proud to highlight a conversation that reflects the spirit of inclusion and advocacy.
Dr. Will Narracci, a primary care physician specializing in LGBTQ+ centered healthcare, shares his expertise as both an osteopathic physician and a member of the queer community. His mission? To help patients feel heard, respected, and supported in every aspect of their care — especially those who’ve been overlooked or misunderstood in traditional medical settings.
“I can’t always fix a problem in one visit,” he says. “But I can make sure someone walks away knowing they were heard — and that we’re in it together.”
Whether you’ve had a frustrating healthcare experience or just want to feel more in control of your care, this conversation is for you.
You’ll learn:
- What identity-affirming care really looks like — and why it matters
- How to advocate for yourself when something feels “off” but you’re not being heard
- What questions to ask when looking for a provider who actually listens
- Why pelvic floor issues affect more people than you might think — and how to get help
🎥 Watch the full interview on our YouTube channel.
🏳️🌈 And if you're heading out to celebrate, here's everything you need to know about the World Pride Parade happening Saturday, June 8. |
