Sexually transmitted infections (STI) or sexually transmitted diseases (STD) are usually passed through sexual contact with an infected partner. They include many diseases such as HIV, chlamydia, gonorrhea, genital herpes, genital warts, hepatitis, syphilis, and others.
STDs are widespread – more than 2.5 million people in the U.S. are infected each year. Having a STI can make you more likely to get HIV. Talk about your testing needs with your health care provider.
Program Services
- Testing for HIV, gonorrhea, chlamydia, and syphilis
- Treatment for those who test positive for an STI
- Confidential testing and treatment to partners or contacts of those who test positive for an STI
- Outreach services to educate the community about STDs and how to reduce the risks of infection
All information is kept private and confidential.
What to expect during your first visit
- Bring a photo ID (required in order to receive services)
- After checking in at the intake window and completing your registration form you will be given a number to be seen by a clinician
- You will be offered an application to determine eligibility for our sliding fee scale for payment of services provided
- If applicable, you will go through the eligibility process before being seen in the clinic
- You will meet with a counselor or a registered nurse for pre-counseling on STIs
- You will go to the lab for a blood draw – test results will take approximately 1 week to be available
- If applicable, you will receive medication
- It will take approximately 2-3 hours to complete your clinic visit
Clinic fees
Fees range from $20 and up depending on:
- Services provided
- Clinician seen
- Medication provided, if applicable.
Services are generally provided on a sliding scale basis.
Methods of Payment accepted
- Cash
- Debit/Credit Cards
- Medicaid
- Medicare