Adult Health Clinic
World AIDS Day is December 1st, 2009
We are a low cost HIV and STD clinic and see clients by appointment only.
Our Adult Clinic Services include:
- Confidential STD testing & treatment for Gonorrhea, Chlamydia and Syphilis
- Evaluation and treatment for HPV (genital warts)
- Limited Herpes (HSV) testing
- Anonymous and confidential HIV-1 and HIV-2 counseling & testing
- Hepatitis B & C testing (for high risk individuals)
- Hepatitis A & B Vaccines (ages 13 and up)
- HPV Vaccine (women ages 11-26 years old – who qualify)
- Free Condoms
- Free Pregnancy Testing (walk-in Wednesdays 9am- noon & 1pm-4pm)
- Family Planning services are available to qualified individuals. Please see Plan First program for details.
To schedule an appointment call 734-544-6840
Washtenaw County Public Health
Adult Clinic
555 Towner
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
Please note our new fee schedule, effective March1, 2009
Outreach and Education
Community Outreach: Staff provides single or multi-session programs in schools and other community settings to address HIV/STD prevention. Programs are tailored to meet the specific needs of the group. If you are interested in scheduling an HIV/STD 101 or other Sexual Health program for your group you can contact Stephanie Rosales at 734-544-3063.
Outreach Testing and Education: Staff provides off site walk-in clinics. Thursday morning’s, 7:30-9:00 staff provide HIV testing at the St. Andrew’s Breakfast Program in Ann Arbor.
Thursday from 6:30-9:30 pm (available 2x’s a month – call 734-662-2829 to verify schedule) staff provides a walk-in clinic at the Robert J. Delonis Center in Ann Arbor.
Washtenaw County Public Health provides free HIV and STD testing at the Washtenaw County Jail for all inmates who request testing. If inmates are released prior to receiving their results they can contact Stephanie Rosales at 734-544-3063 or email rosaless@ewashtenaw.org to receive their results.
Upcoming Outreach Events:
There are no activities scheduled at this time.
Partner Notification and Contact Tracing
STD/HIV intervention, prevention and control is a cooperative effort that involves the client, health care providers, and the health department. Partner notification has been shown to be an effective means of identifying, treating, and counseling at-risk individuals.
Typically, the process is initiated when the health department receives an HIV or STD case report. The health department contacts the patient to ensure they are in treatment, to provide accurate education about the infection and to discuss ways to prevent the infection in the future. The health department will also locate exposed partners and coordinate their medical follow-up. Patient/partner confidentiality is paramount.
For more information or to request partner notification for STDS contact Alexandra Doudetskaia at 734-544-6765 for more information. For HIV you may contact Stephanie Rosales at 734-544-3063.
Other
Disease Reporting for Health Care Providers
Resources for people with HIV and or Hepatitis C
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
