Be Well Health

‼️ NOTE: In observance of Juneteenth, our Be Well clinics in both Tempe and Phoenix will be closed today!

In honor of Juneteenth, we're very excited to partner with Aunt Rita's Foundation for a special event! Aunt Rita's does incredible work to support those affected by HIV/AIDS through advocacy, fundraising, and essential community services, and we're proud to stand alongside them. 🥰

We look forward to caring for you when we reopen. Wishing everyone a meaningful Juneteenth. ❤️🖤💚

Being a bottom can come with a few awkward questions... like, should you do**he? 👀

Some folks like to do**he before a**l s*x for extra peace of mind, while others skip it altogether. There’s no one "right" way, it’s all about what makes you feel comfortable.

Did you know that more than 35 countries around the world have legalized same-s*x marriage, marking significant progress toward LGBTQ+ equality and recognition?

In the United States, history was made on May 17, 2004, when Massachusetts became the first state to legalize same-s*x marriage!

From Phoenix to our friends in Orlando and LGBTQ+ communities everywhere, we continue standing together, protecting one another, and creating spaces where people feel safe, affirmed, and deeply valued. 💚

Some people grow up hearing “don’t be too loud about it.”

Too feminine.
Too masculine.
Too q***r.
Too different.

So here’s your reminder that you were never meant to shrink yourself to make other people comfortable. Love isn’t something to hide. Identity isn’t something to apologize for. And being yourself should never come with fear attached to it. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

You wake up, go to the bathroom, and suddenly pause like… “Okay wait, but why does it smell different down there?” 👀

First things first: bodies naturally have a scent. But a strong, fishy, sour, or unusual odor can sometimes be your body’s way of saying something’s off. That's when it's time to go see a health provider, even if symptoms seem minor.

June 5 is HIV Long-Term Survivors Awareness Day, and today we're honoring those who have lived through decades of the HIV epidemic with resilience, advocacy, and strength!

Here are five well-known public figures in the United States who have openly shared that they are living with HIV:
💜 Magic Johnson - Diagnosed in 1991 and helped change public understanding of HIV.
💜 Billy Porter - Uses his platform to speak on stigma, survival, and visibility.
💜 Jonathan Van Ness - Advocates for HIV awareness, LGBTQ+ health, and self-acceptance.
💜 Charlie Sheen - Publicly discussed living with HIV and treatment access.
💜 Ongina - One of the first reality TV personalities to openly share their HIV status.