Chase Brexton changes to meet evolving health needs

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Chase Brexton Health Services has come a long way since it got its start in 1978.

Originally founded as an alternative to the city?s sexually transmitted disease clinics for gay men and as a counseling center for gay men and lesbians coming to terms with their sexuality, the nonprofit community organization today has become more of a primary care provider treating a variety of illnesses across the population.

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