PrEP (HIV Prevention)
Confidential HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis with ongoing monitoring and support.
PrEP visits are private conversations about HIV prevention, testing, medication options, and follow-up care.
PrEP may be an option for people with a partner living with HIV, people with new or multiple partners, people who do not always use condoms, and people who inject drugs. Before starting, you will need lab work such as HIV testing, kidney function testing, and STI screening.
Follow-up visits help check safety, refills, side effects, and whether the plan still fits your life.
Keep testing and refills on schedule.
Confirm when your next HIV, STI, and kidney tests are due, how to request refills, and when to return.
About this visit
What this visit covers
See common reasons to request this visit, what may be discussed, and what information is helpful to bring.
When it fits
Common concerns
You want to start or restart PrEP, or ask whether it fits your health history.
You need HIV/STI testing, kidney labs, refills, or side effect guidance.
You want confidential prevention care and a clear follow-up schedule.
You have questions about cost, insurance, or where to start.
During the visit
What we may cover
Private discussion of risk, medications, and health history.
Testing plan for HIV, STIs, kidney function, and other labs if needed.
Medication counseling, refill planning, prevention support, and follow-up schedule.
Before the visit
Helpful to bring
Current medications and any prior PrEP records if available.
Recent testing information and any symptoms you want to discuss.
Insurance information if you want help reviewing coverage questions.
Providers for this service
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What is PrEP?
What testing may be needed?
How do I check privacy and cost?
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