HIV/STD Program
Adult Clinic Services:
Confidential STD services include:
- Testing and treatment for gonorrhea, chlamydia, and syphilis
- Evaluation and treatment for HPV (genital warts)
- Limited HSV (Herpes) assessment and treatment are available
Anonymous and confidential HIV-1 and HIV-2 counseling and testing
- Orasure available (HIV-1 only)
Hepatitis B and C testing (for high-risk individuals)
Hepatitis B vaccine (age 13 and up)
Free condoms
Free pregnancy testing
Available on a walk-in basis every Wednesday from 9am-noon &
1pm- 4pm
Referrals for additional services
- Call for an appointment. As of October 18, 2006, there
are no more walk-in clinics. Please call (734) 544-6840 to make an
appointment.
If you leave a message your call will be returned within 48 hours. If you are unavailable when your call is returned we are unable to leave
a message.
- Bring photo ID and your social security
number to your first appointment. Anonymous HIV testing is still
available.
- Some clinic services are available free of charge to everyone. Others
may be tested for a $10 donation.
- Family planning services are now available to qualified individuals. Please see the Plan First program for details.
Additional Clinic Information:
- For men interested in STD testing, don't urinate during the 2 hours before you come to the clinic
- Children under the age of 13 years assessed on an individual basis (please call ahead)
- Test results are available in 7-10 days
- Insurance is not billed or notified
- Our staff consist of licensed and certified nurse practitioners, certified HIV counselors, and medical technologists
Goals of the HIV/STD Program:
- To prevent and control the spread of disease
- To reduce the long-term complications associated with sexually transmitted infections
- To provide accessible service in a non-judgmental, professional setting
Program Services:
- Data management and disease reporting
- Partner notification and contact tracing
- Outreach, testing, and education services to high-risk populations
- Participation in community assessment (Health Improvement Plan - HIP)
Related Links:
- STD Treatment Guidelines
- Washtenaw County HIV-AIDS Disease Trends
- Washtenaw County Public Health Disease Fact Sheets
- Washtenaw County Disease Statistics
- Planned Parenthood Mid and South Michigan
- HARC HIV/AIDS Resource Center
- CDC National Prevention Information Network
- Michigan's PWA Task Force
- American Social Health Association (STD info)
- Teen Info from Planned Parenthood Federation of America
- Michigan Department of Community Health (MDCH)
- Washtenaw County Herpes Support Group
- The Well Project
