Testing and diagnostics
Confidential evaluation and testing selected according to exposure, symptoms and personal risk.
Clear guidance
Sexually transmitted infections may occur without symptoms. A private conversation helps determine which tests are appropriate, when to test and whether repeat testing may be needed based on the time since a possible exposure.
Common reasons to visit
What to expect
Confidential discussion of history and exposure
Selection of appropriate tests
Blood, urine or another sample when indicated
Guidance about results, prevention and follow-up
Before your visit
Know the approximate exposure date and remember that testing too early may not reliably rule out an infection.
Call 911 for severe chest pain, serious difficulty breathing, loss of consciousness or another life-threatening emergency.
