We provide comprehensive, confidential and judgement-free testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections STIs , often referred to as sexually transmitted diseases STDs. The sooner you treat an STD, the quicker you stop any spread, feel better and reduce your risk of serious disease. Sexually transmitted diseases are passed from one person to another through blood, semen or vaginal fluids.
Signs and symptoms of STDs may appear a few days or several years after exposure. You can get tested for an STD by scheduling an appointment with your primary care clinic or visiting one of our Urgent Care, Express and Express Care sites. Please note: You cannot be treated for an STD through virtual care.
You must be seen in-person. A provider will ask you about your symptoms and your medical and sexual history. Answering questions honestly will help our team get you the right care.
In addition, the provider will do a physical exam and testing. A STD test can include:. After a positive STD diagnosis, a provider will give you a care plan and ask you to notify your sexual partner s to also get tested. Not all STIs require partner notification though.
Our team will help guide you in how to notify your sexual partners, if necessary. This depends on the type of test you receive. Some results are available within a few hours and others may take several days. STD Symptoms Sexually transmitted diseases are passed from one person to another through blood, semen or vaginal fluids. A STD test can include: Urine test Cheek swab Blood test A fluid sample from skin sores A discharge or cell sample from your body After a positive STD diagnosis, a provider will give you a care plan and ask you to notify your sexual partner s to also get tested.
