TransVision

TransVision seeks a world where everyone can access high-quality, inclusive, and affordable healthcare where you feel seen heard and empowered regardless of your sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression.

Our services include:

  • Gender Affirming Primary Care

  • Gender Affirming Hormone Therapy

  • Referrals for Gender Affirming Surgeries

  • Assistance With Name/Gender Marker Change

  • Free Hormone Injection Supplies

  • Free Safer Sex Materials

  • Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) – Oral and Injection

  • PrEP Navigation Services

  • HIV Rapid Testing

  • Referrals to the many other services and programs that BACH provides

Want to become a TransVision patient? Call us at 510-252-5818 to schedule an intake appointment!

Follow us on Instagram @transvisionbach or scan this QR code to get connected.

Appointments

  • In-Person Appointments: Tuesdays and Fridays 9am – 5pm (last appointment at 4:30pm)

    TransVision @ BACH Liberty Clinic

    39500 Liberty St.

    Fremont, CA 94538

     

  • Telemedicine Appointments: Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays 9am – 5pm (15-minute appointments)

TransVision History

  • As part of Tri-City Health Center’s response to Gwen Araujo’s murder proving a need for transgender services outside of Oakland, Prevention Manager Lisa Carver worked with Tri-City Administration to create buy in for the need for a transgender program and Tri-City received a $20,000 sub-contract from AIDS Project of the East Bay/Butterfly Project ,who was the county funded program for transgender services in November 2002, to create HIV Prevention services serving transgender women in the rest of Alameda County.

     

    Tiffany Woods was hired as a Heath Education Specialist on Nov 20, 2002, to co-create a transgender program serving transgender women with Lisa Carver. Tiffany created the program name “TransVision”: If you can’t see yourself, you can’t be yourself” with the goal to deliver culturally-relevant and transgender-appropriate services within a comprehensive and integrated continuum of care that would result in lower HIV incidence among transgender women of color and higher rates of HIV positive transgender women of color utilizing services.

  • Timeline

    2002: TransVision created at Tri-City Health Center

    2010: Broadened scope to include outreach, education, gender-affirming hormone therapy (GAHT), and behavioral health (BH) services for transgender and LGBTQ+ clients

    2012: Brandy Martell Project recognized as national model by CDC

    2017: PrEP/nPEP services began

    2020: Received multiyear CDC funding

    2024:

Resources

  • Patient Handbook

    Brief overview of what it is

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  • Additional BACH Resources

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  • Additional Community Resources

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