PrEP (HIV Prevention)

Confidential HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis with ongoing monitoring and support.

Moses Medical provides PrEP visits: confidential HIV prevention care that starts with a conversation and ends with a plan you understand.

The first visit is private, and it starts with questions. We go through your health history, your medications, and what is going on in your life, because those details decide which prevention option fits you. You do not have to explain yourself to get started, and you can ask about anything you have been unsure how to bring up.

Before you start PrEP, you need lab work: an HIV test, kidney function, and screening for other sexually transmitted infections. Most of that testing happens in our lab during the same visit, and we explain what each test is for and when the result comes back. If you are already taking PrEP and need a refill, bring your records or tell us where the prescription was filled, and we can talk through any side effects you have noticed.

If PrEP fits, you leave knowing which medicine to take, how to take it, and when to return. Follow-up visits are for refills, side effect questions, and repeat testing on schedule.

Cost questions are welcome at any point, and the front desk can help in Spanish. When you are ready, book a visit.

Checking in with someone you trust

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.

Before you book

Who you'll see

You'll see Dr. Michelle Benrimon, DNP, a family nurse practitioner.

New patients: Accepting new patients

See open times with Dr. Michelle Benrimon, DNP

Plans we work with

Medicaid, Aetna, MetroPlus, Fidelis, and more

Bring your card and we'll check your plan before the visit.

What to bring

  • Current medications and any prior PrEP records if available
  • Recent testing information and any symptoms you want to discuss

Getting here

The office can help set up a ride to your visit, including Medicaid rides through MAS.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

What is PrEP?
PrEP is prescription medicine used to reduce the risk of acquiring HIV. A clinician must confirm HIV status, review health history, and discuss the appropriate medication and follow-up plan.
What testing may be needed?
Testing can include HIV, STI, kidney, hepatitis, or other laboratory work depending on the medication and health history. Confirm which tests are needed and when results will be reviewed.
How do I check privacy and cost?
Ask the office, insurer, laboratory, and pharmacy how visit details, results, prescriptions, portal messages, and billing documents are handled. Coverage and assistance options vary.

Need help choosing?

Start with the care option that fits your concern.

Browse care options or call the office. We can help narrow down the choices.