Let's Talk About HIV Testing! - Greater Than AIDS

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HIV testing may look different, but it’s still available.

While in-person services may be more limited due to COVID-19, free and low-cost testing is available in most places in some form.

Call ahead to confirm hours and available services. You may need to make an appointment for an in-person test. Ask about mobile or pop-up testing in the community.

Some health departments and local agencies are offering HIV self-tests to take at home or wherever is convenient. Find FREE HIV self-test programs near you . You can also buy these rapid, oral swab tests in most drug stores.

Getting Tested

Find free and low cost testing near you. Most doctor’s offices and health clinics provide testing for HIV, as well as other STDs. Many health departments also provide testing.

Testing FAQs

Get answers to frequently-asked-questions about HIV testing! Who should get tested? How often? What types of tests are available? How soon results are available? And more!

Other STDs

Like HIV, other common STDs, such as syphillis and chlamydia, often show no symptoms. The only way to know is to get tested. All STDs are treatable and many are curable.

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Five Things To Know About HIV Testing

Did you know there are now many different ways to get tested for HIV? You can get results in under 20 minutes, some as fast as 1 minute!

Watch this short animated video to find out more!

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Got Questions? #AskTheHIVDoc!

Top HIV doctors answer commonly-asked questions about prevention and treatment in this short, engaging series of videos.

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It’s A New Day!

There are more options than ever to stay healthy and prevent the spread of the virus. Find out about PrEP, the pill to prevent HIV, and treatment as prevention.

Staying Healthy: HIV and Coronavirus

Staying Healthy: HIV and Coronavirus

With COVID-19 occurring across the U.S., maintaining a healthy immune system is more important than ever for people with chronic conditions, including HIV.

Find out more about Staying Healthy with HIV During COVID-19, including FAQs about HIV and the new coronavirus. If you don’t have insurance or need financial assistance, there are programs that can help provide HIV medical care and medications.