"I was treated very respectfully. However, I didn't notice any gender-neutral designation." / "Visiting the proctologist was uncomfortable for me as a queer cis man who practices anal sex and I put it off for a long time. Dr. Krause's practice made me feel respectful and I was able to talk openly about my discomfort and my sexual practices. I was not discriminated against or made to feel uncomfortable for doing so, but was given helpful advice." / "I can't make any statements about dealing with other genders and identities. The doctor is cis male and initially tried a 'buddy' like behaviour to get through to his male read patient, me. However, after my outing, he was empathetic and did not try to connect and understand on a cis-het level."

"Very nice, respectful conversation, constant asking for pronouns, taking trans* issues seriously" / "Can definitely ask intimate questions about sex life in support therapy, but it's ok if you don't want to answer them" / "Behavioural therapy and support therapy".

"The gender marker was changed unbureaucratically in the practice directory, despite the lack of a note on the insurance card. The call and the address were implemented directly by the staff with the chosen form of address. My experience is limited to a binary address. The doctor is interested in trans identities and educates himself."

"Very sensitive and respectful" / "Additionally specialised in paediatric and adolescent gynaecology".

"Petra Wenzl is very respectful and accepting."

"Respectful treatment; name is used as requested even if there is legal no name change yet"

"Salutation: desired pronoun(s) was/are requested." / "The staff is very sensitive and considerate. The online appointment is nevertheless made via a binary system. Implementation of desired names is also possible on prescriptions if possible."

"Salutation: desired pronoun(s) was/are requested." / "The staff is very sensitive and considerate. The online appointment is nevertheless made via a binary system. Implementation of desired names is also possible on prescriptions if possible."

"Access only for small wheelchairs." / "The doctor has patients who are queer/trans/enby and treats them respectfully, openly and empathetically. She always sees the person as a separate individual and does not judge. She is able to adapt individually to the patient's physical situation and does not think in prefabricated patterns."

"Desired pronouns or just none are used" / focus on depth psychology

"Offers depth psychologically based psychotherapy".

"Currently no new patients via online appointments", "Endrocrinology as an additional speciality for trans* people", "HIV specialist" / "Respectful contact, practice focuses on HIV, trans treatment, addiction medicine & also as a general practitioner. Dr. Schuler dealt with me very individually and knows the above-mentioned areas really well!"

"Infectological focus practice, endocrinological treatment of trans persons". | "Both personal and telephone contact was always very respectful and easy. Pronouns and names were always respected, no deadnaming."

"Desired pronouns [were used]", "Follow-up after gender reassignment surgery (phalloplasty and complications)".

"offers the following areas in addition: Naturopathic treatment, holistic health concept", "very cordial and competent, trustworthy" / "Unbelievably friendly, respectful and always helpful".

"Speciality Psychological Psychotherapy, Behavioural Therapy", "Less suitable for concomitant therapy".

"It was natural for the practice to use my chosen pronouns and from the registration to the examination it was incredibly respectful. Had a mega horror of the examination but Dr Rückert took away my fear."

"Respectful and open interaction throughout the practice".

"Dr Kahlen is very careful to use the right name and pronouns, is very sensitive in her dealings and supports where she can." / "The practice staff treat me respectfully, have accepted my divers entry. Ms Kahlen always calls me without a salutation as requested. Her colleagues had once used the wrong form of address, but were corrected in the course of a follow-up conversation. Since then there have been no problems. Dr. Kahlen also understands when treatments are postponed/not carried out if it is not financially viable. Responds well to patients with trauma. She also warns about touching and explains procedures."

"Communication goes directly through the therapist. She is very respectful and has experience with trans people, uses the right pronouns and neutral forms of address".

"The doctor and all the staff place a lot of emphasis on respectful treatment, as well as discretion."

"Salutation /desired pronouns was/are asked." / website is under construction

"Emphasis in behavioural therapy" / "Salutation/desired pronouns was/are asked."

"Everyone is very friendly and it was absolutely no problem that I was/am addressed as a trans* man with my preferred first name and pronoun."

"I was treated very respectfully, I was always addressed correctly. "

Desired pronouns / form of address is used