Sexually Transmitted Disease
Clinic (STD)
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Can I make an appointment?
No, all patients are seen on a walk in basis.
Is there a fee?
The fee is $30.00, which covers the exam, lab work and most
medications. There is a sliding scale for those needing financial
assistance. No one will be turned away for inability to pay.
assistance.
What time do you close?
The clinic registration hours are from 7am until 3:30pm. The clinic is open
until 5pm for test results.
Are you open on the weekend?
No
How long does the exam take?
The entire clinic visit will take approximately 2 hours, but it
may take
longer when the clinic is full.
How do I get to the clinic?
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Do the other Health Department Clinics do STD
testing?
The Family Planning clinics will provide STD testing for women
as part of
a scheduled appointment.
What do you test for?
We test for HIV, Syphilis, Chlamydia, and Gonorrhea. Herpes testing is done if lesions are present. In women we can test for Bacterial Vaginosis, Trichomoniasis and Candidiasis (Yeast Infection). Hepatitis testing and/or vaccination is offered to clients at highest risk for these infections.
Do you do urine testing for Gonorrhea and Chlamydia?
Yes. We now have urine testing available.
Do you test for Hepatitis?
Hepatitis testing and/or vaccination is offered to those clients at highest
risk for these infections. The testing is offered as part of a complete STD visit.
Do you test for Herpes?
Herpes testing can be done if you have lesions present at the time of visit. It is best to come in as soon as possible when you have a lesion (sore) or rash for a proper diagnosis. We do not offer the blood test for herpes.
Do you do the rapid HIV test?
Yes, this test is generally available every day.
When do you get the results?
The HIV results are generally available the same day of the visit. Additional same day tests are done if necessary. Results other than HIV tests are available in two weeks by phone. By the end of your visit we can usually tell you the nature of your condition and give you the needed medication.
Where do my records go?
The physical record is kept at the Health Department. No one can access
this record without your written consent. For example no insurance
company or employer can access these records.
