Transgender Clinic - Emory Healthcare
Gender-affirming Care Clinic • Atlanta, GA • Since 1905
About
Summary: Emory Healthcare is a nonprofit, Atlanta‑based health system and part of Emory University. It is Georgia’s largest healthcare system, comprising 11 hospitals, The Emory Clinic, and 250+ provider locations. It operates as a clinically integrated network with more than 2,800 physicians across 70 subspecialties. With a history dating to 1905, it reports roughly 25,000 staff (as of 2022) and annual revenue of about $3.6B. Major campuses include Emory University Hospital Midtown, Emory University Hospital, and Emory Saint Joseph’s Hospital, with locations across the Atlanta metro area (including Johns Creek and Tucker). For oncology, transplant, pediatrics, mental health, and specialized clinics, Emory offers extensive services through its network. Note: The provided page highlights Emory Healthcare broadly. If you’re specifically seeking information about a transgender-focused clinic or transgender health services within Emory Healthcare in Atlanta, you may want to search for “Emory Transgender Health” or contact the Emory Transgender Health Clinic or the Emory Clinic for specialists in gender-affirming care.
Clinic Type
Gender-affirming Care Clinic
Address
Emory Transgender Clinic, Emory University Hospital Midtown
Phone
404-778-3280
patient.relations@emoryhealthcare.org
Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
Services Offered
Insurance & Payment
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Languages Spoken
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FAQs
How old must you be to access transgender-related services at Emory Transgender Clinic?
Eligibility: In accordance with Georgia state law and federal guidance, the clinic offers services to individuals aged 19 and older. Most gender-affirming surgeries and hormone replacement therapies are not available for those under 19.
How can I make an appointment?
To make an appointment, please call 404-778-3280.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Birdeye (Emory Women’s Center): 2.7/5 (46)
- Birdeye (Emory Clinic Gynecology & Obstetrics): 3.5/5 (8)
Patients praise
- Many patients report feeling seen, affirmed, and supported by specialized providers
- Positive experiences with specific gender-affirming surgeries and medical procedures
- Staff noted for being trans-positive and respectful of names/pronouns in several instances
- Comprehensive care services including voice therapy and specialized OBGYN care
Common complaints
- Reports of billing, financial coordination, and communication issues at various departments
- Instances of impersonal care or feeling rushed during appointments
- Occasional negative interactions with specific medical or administrative staff regarding identity or communication
"It’s so refreshing to be in a room with a medical professional who supports you, who makes you feel seen and doesn’t make you feel uncomfortable."
— Emory News/Patient Interview"It was a flawless. All the staff I encountered was friendly and trans-positive. I'm a trans man and wasn't misgendered once."
— Birdeye Review (Emory Clinic Gynecology & Obstetrics)"A woman named London in the PACU (recovery unit) was not very nice to me and was rushing me to urinate when I couldn't. She also refused to refer to my boyfriend as my boyfriend and just said "friend"."
— Birdeye Review (Emory Clinic Gynecology & Obstetrics)Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Atlanta-based researchers focus on Black, Latino populations for PrEP clinical trials of lenacapavir | Georgia Public Broadcasting — Jul 21, 2025
- Dr. David Austin Schirmer III, MD - Atlanta, GA - Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility - Book Appointment — Apr 2, 2026
- Court rules Georgia county didn’t discriminate by denying coverage of gender-affirming surgery - WTOP News — Sep 10, 2025
- Dr. William Wilcox Jr., MD, PhD - Atlanta, GA - Clinical Genetics — Apr 1, 2026
- Emory Healthcare expands GYN/OB services with new clinic at Emory Hillandale Hospital — Dec 1, 2025
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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