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Reclaiming Our Bodies is a queer primary care practice in Seattle in.
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Hello, I'm Simon. I am a primary nurse practitioner and use they/them pronouns. I am white, fat, trans, nonbinary, disabled, non-monogamous, neurodivergent, and queer.
I'm here to support you with your everyday health needs and when you're not feeling well. I strive to provide care that is is fat-positive, trauma-informed, and sex work & kink positive. I'm particularly interested in HIV, PrEP, and gender-affirming care.
You're the expert at living in your own body, and I'm here to support you. It's your right to guide your own health journey.
Outside of work I am an activist for trans liberation, prison abolition, and disability justice. I also love taking care of my plants.
My nursing degree is from Seattle University. I'm board certified and have additional certifications in HIV care and LGBTQ+ health.
I've learned a lot from others in this journey, including my trans-cestors, patients, and mentors from places like Callen-Lorde and Fenway Health. I am so grateful for their generosity.
I am here for you, and I can't wait to work together.
Reclaiming Our Bodies is almost full. Right now, we are only taking a few new patients. There are details on the New Patient Inquiry Form. The "What to Expect" sections below may be helpful.
You'll hear back within 2 weeks. If we can see you, you will get an email with a link to schedule your first appointment.
Established patients schedule on Elation Passport or call the clinic.
Primary care for people age 18-64 including:
Gender affirming hormone therapy
STI testing, PrEP, and reproductive health
Annual wellness visits
HIV care
Mental healthcare, including continuation of ADHD medication
Care for high blood pressure, diabetes, arthritis, hypermobility, pain, asthma, and more
Procedures like earwax removal, wart removal, and more
Lab test orders. We do not draw blood. If you need a blood test we will help you get it at Labcorp.
Continuation of suboxone and naltrexone therapy
Quit smoking support
We can help you find specialists for other concerns as well.
I am here for you, and I can't wait to work together!
This clinic is only in-network for Regence and Premera insurance.
We plan to be in-network with other insurance plans soon.
We do not accept Apple Health, Medicaid, or Medicare. We would like to in the future.
If you are paying without insurance or using out-of-network insurance, you’ll pay for your visit at the start of your appointment. Those fees include a 25% discount from our standard rates.
Sometimes, out-of-network insurance might refund part of the cost. We can help you apply for this, but we can’t guarantee it.
We accept credit and debit cards only. Patients must keep an active card on file for copays, balances, and fees.
If you’re having trouble paying your balance after your visit, contact our billing office. We may be able to set up a payment plan.
For more details about billing, click here to visit the full version of this site.
Message us through the Elation Passport portal. Please allow 5-10 business days for a response.
Clinic Phone: Phone: (206) 880-3266. Please allow 5-10 business days for a response.
Fax: (206) 627-1685. Please allow 5-10 business days for a response.
Billing Phone: (253) 648-0340
Billing pay-to address: Reclaiming Our Bodies, PLLC, 15127 Main St E Unit 104 PMB 231, Sumner, WA 98390-2689
Billing payment link: https://app.elationemr.com/pay/reclaimingourbodies. If you do not have an account number, please enter your date of birth.
After Hours: Regence Consulting Nurse or Premera Consulting Nurse
Emergency: 911
Mailing List: Sign up Here.
Reclaiming Our Bodies is at 911 E Pike St #319, Seattle, WA 98122.
You must have an appointment to see us.
Parking is hard here.
The First Hill Streetcar and Buses 2, 9, 43, 49, and 60 stop nearby.
The Capitol Hill light rail station is 0.3 miles away.
We work on colonized land and pay Real Rent.
This is a small clinic. Hours may change often.
We are usually open in the morning on Mon, Tue, Thu, and Fri
We are usually open in the afternoon on Tue and Thu.
We are usually closed Wed, Sat, and Sun.
We focus on care for people with HIV, sex workers, trans people, and disabled people.
The "Insurance and Billing" section lists what insurances we take.
If you know Simon socially, Simon may not be able to see you as a patient. Read more in the "Privacy and Community" section.
Your first visit must be in person at our Seattle clinic. After that, we might be able to use video for some visits. You must be in Washington for all video visits.
Reclaiming Our Bodies is almost full. Right now, we are only taking a few new patients. There are details on the New Patient Inquiry Form.
You'll hear back within 2 weeks. If we can see you, you will get an email with a link to schedule your first appointment.
Once you schedule you will get a link to set up an account with Elation Passport.
You will get a message to fill out forms before your appointment.
The clinic is at 911 E Pike St #319, Seattle, WA 98122.
Buzz at the front door call box, take the elevator or stairs to the 3rd floor. The clinic is to the left, down the hall, and around the corner.
Wait in the hall in the area by the Reclaiming Our Bodies, PLLC sign.
If you are waiting past your appointment time, call the clinic.
Simon will come get you.
We'll review your paperwork together.
You can pay your copay with a credit or debit card. We will keep that information on file for future visits.
We'll make a plan for the visit, then do those things. If needed we will do things like referrals, prescriptions, and lab orders.
No touching will happen without consent. You can say no. You are in charge of your body.
We do not do blood draws at the clinic. If you need lab tests, we can send orders to Labcorp.
We'll end the visit by reviewing the next steps and scheduling follow-up visits if needed.
A few weeks after your visit you may get a bill for the part of your visit your insurance did not pay for. See our financial agreement for further details on how to take care of that bill.
If you have questions between visits you can send a message via the Elation Passport.
Before each of your next visits you will be asked to fill out forms.
If your next visit is via telehealth you will get an email with a link and visit instructions.
Privacy, boundaries, and confidentiality matter to this clinic.
If we see each other outside of the clinic I won't discuss your healthcare with you. I might smile at you but I won't greet you unless you greet me first.
If you recognize me, you can say hi but you don't have to. Please remind me we have met at Reclaiming Our Bodies.
Before you schedule a visit, please tell me if we have friends in common or if you know me from outside of Reclaiming our Bodies. I may not be able to see you as a patient.
You can find our complete HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices at this link.
Please tell us what you need for accessibility by calling or sending an Elation Passport message.
Please tell us if you have concerns about accessibility - your feedback helps us get better.
The building doors are not automatic. Please tell us if you need help with the doors.
We have an elevator to the 3rd floor.
The bathrooms on the 3rd floor have two steps with a handrail to get to them. They have narrow doors.
The bathrooms on the 2nd floor have no steps. They have wider doors, larger stalls, and grab bars.
Most visits do not use the exam table. It is 32in high and has one step.
We have a stand-on scale. We are trying to get a roll-on scale.
We support bodies of all sizes.
The 3rd floor bathroom doors are narrow with smaller stalls. The 2nd floor bathroom doors are wider with larger stalls.
The waiting area and clinic rooms have chair options with and without arms.
We do not weigh our patients at most visits.
You do not have to be weighed.
If you want, I can write your weight in your chart without telling you the actual number.
Our stand-on scale is rated up to 400 lbs.
Our exam table is rated up to 300 lbs. We only need it sometimes.
We have blood pressure cuffs that fit arms with circumferences from 6 in to 21.5 in.
We do our best to support people who are non-neurotypical, blind, deaf, or have other sensory needs.
At the clinic you can play with fidget toys, move, eat, stim, wear headphones, etc.
We have noise-reducing earmuffs.
You do not have to make eye contact during your visit.
You can bring someone with you to your visit. Simon may still ask for a few minutes of 1:1 time with you.
We can turn off the lamps, but cannot close the skylight or turn off the computer screen.
Tell us ahead if you or your guest need sign language interpretation, and we can get it.
Tell us if you want help getting from the front door to the clinic.
During video visits you can turn the camera off when you need to.
We try to use as few fragrances and allergens as possible in our clinic.
Most of the products we use are fragrance-free, but some have a scent.
If you are sensitive to scents or chemicals, please tell us before your visit so we can make a plan together.
A HEPA filter runs during visits.
The clinic and restrooms have fragrance-free hand soap.
We use medical-grade sanitizing products such as Super Sani-Cloth and Cavicide.
All of our gloves, blood pressure cuffs, pulse oximeters, and stethoscopes are latex-free. While we try to limit latex use, the clinic is not completely latex-free.
Masks are required at the clinic.
We sanitize the key parts of the clinic often.
We run a HEPA filter during visits.
Simon wears a mask and is vaccinated for COVID-19.
Tell us if you want Simon to wear an N95 mask and/or take a COVID test the day of your visit.
You can take short breaks from your mask if you need to.
The bathrooms are all-gender.
We will use your correct/chosen/preferred name for most things.
Sometime your legal/administrative/dead name may be used on forms if it's unavoidable.
We may ask about your gender, your sex assigned at birth, and gender affirming medical care. You do not have to tell us. We ask those questions to help provide good care. It might be riskier to not share that health information. You are in still in charge of your care.
Parents are welcome to bring their kids to visits. If there are things you don’t want to talk about around your kids, please message us.
Sometimes visits can start late or end late. If starting and ending on time is important to you, please tell us before your visit.
We have coloring books, colored pencils, and fidget toys available. We also often have allergy-friendly snacks.
Kids can use their screens while at the clinic. We have chargers for USB-C, Lightning, and microUSB.
The clinic is not child-proofed, so please keep a close eye on little ones around medical equipment.
Older kids can wait in the hallway if you prefer. We can leave the curtains open so you can keep an eye on them if needed.
We try to keep medical equipment out of sight.
Video visits are available.
Your chair has its back to the wall and can see the exit. You can move it closer to the door if you want to.
You can bring someone with you to your visit. Simon may still ask for a few minutes of 1:1 time with you.
No touching will happen without consent. You can say no. You are in charge of your body.
Urgent mental health support:
Crisis lifeline: call 988, text 741741, or chat here
Trans Lifeline 877-565-8860
Warm Line 877-500-9276
Medical Care:
HIV care at UW Harborview Madison Clinic
Sexual health and PEP care at UW Harborview Public Health Clinic
Gender affirming hormone therapy at Kelley-Ross
PrEP at One-Step-PrEP
Free Narcan at The Peoples Harm Reduction Alliance
After-hours care at Country Doctor Community Health Center
Call 911 for emergencies
Community Resources:
Support groups at Ingersoll Gender Center
Reclaiming Our Bodies, PLLC
Simon M. Taylor, FNP-C
911 E Pike St #319
Seattle, WA 98122
Phone: (206) 880-3266
Fax: (206) 627-1685
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