Let's Talk About PrEP! - Greater Than AIDS

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There is a pill to prevent HIV? Yes!

PrEP is a once-a-day pill for people who do not have HIV and want added protection. It is available by prescription, and must be taken every day – like birth control but for HIV prevention.

While PrEP is highly effective in preventing HIV, it does not protect against other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Condoms protect against most other STDs, as well as HIV and pregnancy.

A health care provider can help decide if PrEP is a good fit for you.

Find out more.

PrEP FAQs

PrEP is a prescription medication like birth control but for HIV prevention. Find out how well it works, who it is for, and answers to other questions.

Getting PrEP

Any health care provider can prescribe PrEP, but not all are familiar with it. The PrEP locator can help you find a nearby provider.

Paying for PrEP

Most insurance, including Medicaid and Medicare, cover PrEP. Financial assistance is also available for people with and without insurance.

Let's Talk About PrEP!

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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

During COVID-19, 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 answers to frequently-asked questions. If you don’t have insurance or need financial assistance, there are programs that can help provide HIV medical care and medications.