UCLA Gender Health Program

Gender-Affirming Care • Hollywood, CA

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About

UCLA Gender Health Program in Hollywood, CA provides comprehensive gender-affirming care for transgender and gender-diverse patients of all ages. Services include primary care, hormone therapy, mental health services, fertility preservation, and surgical options such as facial reconstruction, chest surgery, and genital reconstructive procedures. The program offers a multidisciplinary approach with specialists in surgery, psychiatry, and other fields working collaboratively to deliver personalized, equitable care.

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Clinic Type

Gender-Affirming Care

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Phone

310-267-4334

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Opening Hours

Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 1–5 p.m.; Tuesdays and Thursdays 8:30 a.m.–12 p.m. (phone intake), alternative schedules may be accommodated

Website

https://www.uclahealth.org/medical-services/gender-health

Services Offered

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Team

UCLA Gender Health Program — Program

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FAQs

What is the first step in enrolling in the UCLA Gender Health Program?

The first step is an over-the-phone intake visit with our case management team. They will ask a variety of questions to streamline care and link you to additional information or community resources.

Who can you contact for the UCLA Gender Health Program?

Care coordination is provided by a dedicated Care Coordinator; call the UCLA Gender Health Program care coordinator at 310-267-4334.

How can you reach the program for additional information or questions?

Email: [email protected]

Awards & Accreditations

National recognition as an LGBTQ+ Health Care Equity Leader from the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) Foundation annually since 2017

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What Patients Say

Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed

RealSelf (Dr. Jeffrey Jumaily): 4.8/5 (64 reviews)

Patients praise

Many patients report life-saving, positive outcomes, including reduced gender dysphoria and improved mental health
Appreciation for providers who demonstrate compassionate, affirming, and individualized care
Successful surgical journeys where patients feel their physical appearance aligns with their identity, leading to increased self-love and confidence

Common complaints

Reports of fragmented care, including long waitlists, canceled appointments, and sudden service discontinuations
Concerns regarding quality of care, potential medical errors, and transparency of surgical staffing (e.g., teaching fellows)
Patient experiences of emotional distress, feeling "abandoned" by institutions, and dissatisfaction with provider communication
Legal and systemic complaints regarding clinical protocols, such as "fast-tracking" allegations and denial of care based on social conditions like housing status

"Gender-affirming care is life-saving care. It has a huge impact on our safety as well... The self-love piece is the biggest part of it. I care about myself."

— Chloe Corcoran on her experience at UCLA Health

"It's worthy to note that because teaching doctors are the 'attending physician of record' that means that he, not the fellows are on record as having completed any given surgery. They never get public credit. Now in the case of Doc Keojampa his work was no doubt amazing even then. Yet because he was only a fellow, it was Dr Spiegel who took credit for all that work."

— Anonymous RealSelf review regarding teaching practices

"The decision is cruel in its inconsistency: CHLA continues to offer hormones and surgeries to cisgender patients, yet those same treatments are now off-limits for trans people. The hospital’s public statement framed the change as a policy for minors, but I stand as living proof that young adults are also being abandoned."

— Guest columnist regarding CHLA service changes

Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 10, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].