If you're looking for cheap std testing clinics in the Tempe area to get a HIV, Herpes, Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Syphilis or Hepatitis screening for yourself or your partner, you can get tested today by selecting an option below to find an affordable std test clinic near you. Same day std testing locations also available with results in 1-2 days. Learn more here.
COVID-19 UPDATE: STD Testing still being performed at locations below.
Maricopa County saw a rise in STD cases from 31,721 in 2016 to 35,859 in 2017, an upward trend that is now familiar across the nation. This was a 14% increase for Maricopa County. Although HIV cases saw a reduction – from 474 new cases reported in 2016 to 419 in 2017 – rates of such STDs as gonorrhea and chlamydia are on the rise.
Don’t wait for symptoms to seek out testing. Good health begins with preventative measures.
Throughout Tempe there are many options, from the Mountain Park Health Center on South Mill Avenue to the Planned Parenthood Arizona Incorporated on East Apache Boulevard. Some labs, like the Mountain Park Health Center, have multiple locations throughout the city.
Maricopa County hosts free STD testing events throughout the year, though expect long lines if you attend. ASU’s health clinics are also prioritizing destigmatizing STD testing.
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These location types are best for: Privacy and convenience
COVID-19 UPDATE
Description: Order online and receive a doctor's order to visit this lab to get tested in as little as 15 mins. Get your results privately within 1-2 business days and speak with a doctor over the phone if your test results come back positive. Doctors may prescribe treatment or refer you to a specialist if needed.
These location types are best for: Privacy and convenience
COVID-19 UPDATE
Description: Getting an STD test at a clinic near you has never been easier. When you choose this location, you can get a doctor's requisition to get tested in as little as 15 minutes. Following your test, you receive your results privately within 2 business days, and can speak to a doctor over the phone with confidence, should results come back as positive.
These location types are best for: Privacy and convenience
COVID-19 UPDATE
Description: Why go to a public clinic? Get convenient and fast STD testing that is 100% confidential. Individual tests under $50. Order online and visit this lab the same day for a quick 15 min test. Get your results online within 1-2 business days, and view them privately. Doctor consultation available over the phone, should results come back as positive.
Show only locations where privacy and discretion is taken into importance.
Show only locations where privacy and discretion is taken into importance.
Description: CVS Partner.
Description: CVS Partner.
Description: Must enroll as a patient in order to receive services.
Show only locations where you can easily book your test online.
Show only locations where you can easily book your test online.
Description: Must enroll as a patient in order to access services.
Description: Social Service Organization.
Show only locations where they offer the HIV RNA Early Detection Test for people who think they may have been recently exposed to the HIV virus.
Show only locations where they offer the HIV RNA Early Detection Test for people who think they may have been recently exposed to the HIV virus.
Description: Need to register as a patient.
Description: Must enroll as a patient to receive services.
Description: CVS Partner.
Description: Available services vary within these hours. Call for details
Description: Public Health Department/Social Services Department. Rapid testing for high risk individuals. The $20 fee at the Maricopa County STD Clinic includes testing for syphilis, gonorrhea, chlamydia, and HIV. Please register before 3pm for testing
Description: Need to enroll as a patient.
Description: CVS Partner.
Description: Available services vary within these hours. Call for details
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People, On Average, Take Action For Their Sexual Health
Tempe’s health reports are often lumped together with the county’s, and this can give a false idea about safety. Maricopa County is bypassing the state’s but this doesn’t mean that “Hayden’s Ferry”, as it is sometimes called, is excluded.
You have the same chances of picking up any sexually transmitted infection as everyone else, even if you’re not sure what the rates are for your zip code.
Chlamydia is up, and so is Gonorrhea. Hepatitis A, B and C are also more common, which indicates that people are getting vaccinated for types A and B. Simply doing this one little thing could have an enormous effect on area rates for infection.
It is the same for HIV, Syphilis and AIDS across all ages.
Even though college students at ASU are bringing some of these transmittable diseases in, they are not the only ones responsible. It is a problem that everyone needs to work together to adequately solve.
It is almost impossible to at least not be familiar with the name Planned Parenthood. They are leaders in research concerning sexual health care. Some may think they only perform one service but nothing is further from the truth.
You can easily get tested for sexually transmitted infections here. You also have the advantage of having a counselor to talk to when results are in.
If you call ahead you might be able to get in that day. You can also go online and look through their availability calendar and find a time that is best for you.
Anyone over 14 can get an appointment. without bringing their parents. Calling ahead can also get you enrolled in a plan that will help cover testing expenses.
You can everything from Pep and PrEP at Planned Parenthood. Free condoms are also available for men and women. After all these years, the organization is still at the forefront when it comes to protecting your sexual health.
1837 E Baseline Rd #48, Tempe, AZ 85283, USA
The Maricopa Integrated Health System (Guadalupe Family Health Center is taking steps to lower the number of STDs in their community. One step they are taking is to offer testing at the majority of their clinics. There are three in the county that do so, right now.
Testing is done by a qualified technicians and experienced counselors are also on hand. You should expect to wait up to a week before learning your STD status.
Testing isn't free, but they do accept insurance and Medicaid. During your phone call the staff can help you apply for financial assistance if you need it and don't have any yet.
Anyone over 14 can come in. The fees are often on a sliding scale. If you need help paying, ask before you go in.
Maricopa Integrated Health System (Guadalupe Family Health Center might be an urgent care clinic but they also handle STDs. They have a close partnership with an accredited lab so you won't have to wait long for results from your test.
Check the wait time online and go in at your convenience. They also have ample free parking, if you choose to drive.
5825 Calle Guadalupe, Guadalupe, AZ 85283, USA
Testing is done by a qualified technicians and experienced counselors are also on hand. You should expect to wait up to a week before learning your STD status.
Testing isn't free, but they do accept insurance and Medicaid. During your phone call the staff can help you apply for financial assistance if you need it and don't have any yet.
Anyone over 14 can come in. The fees are often on a sliding scale. If you need help paying, ask before you go in.
Check the wait time online and go in at your convenience. They also have ample free parking, if you choose to drive.
1840 E Broadway Rd, Tempe, AZ 85282, USA
Testing is done by a qualified technicians and experienced counselors are also on hand. You should expect to wait up to a week before learning your STD status.
Testing isn't free, but they do accept insurance and Medicaid. During your phone call the staff can help you apply for financial assistance if you need it and don't have any yet.
Anyone over 14 can come in. The fees are often on a sliding scale. If you need help paying, ask before you go in.
Check the wait time online and go in at your convenience. They also have ample free parking, if you choose to drive.
3830 E Van Buren St, Phoenix, AZ 85008, USA
When you are ready, knowing where to go is extremely helpful. There are advantages and pitfalls with each of these public opportunities so choose carefully based on your unique needs. If none of these meet your criteria, private testing labs should be taken into consideration.
Planned Parenthood has services for men, women, children and families. Medicaid and other insurance can be used, but it won’t take care of the cost for every procedure. Along with vaccinations, you can get screened. Since there is still controversy, you might meet protesters out front and this can be unnerving. There is security so safety isn’t a concern, but your privacy could be compromised. On Baseline Road, they are easy to find and accept online appointments.
If you are by St. Luke’s Hospital, Mountain Park Health Center is in Suite 312 on S. Mill Street. Patient enrollment is necessary, and costs can be high depending on insurance status. Testing for all major STIs and inoculations against Hepatitis B and HPV are some of the services they provide to the general public. Operational hours for the clinic tend to be rigid and walk-ins are rarely seen by a professional.
The Guadalupe Family Health Center is multilingual and caters to Tempe’s expansive Hispanic population. However, anyone can come in for testing regardless of their ethnicity. STD and TB tests, along with treatment and some vaccines are here. Hours are weekdays only, and they close well before the evening commuter rush. While they are an integral part of the community’s healthcare, their registration policy can limit the amount of privacy you feel you have.
UrgentCare is one of the top names in community ERs, and while they can set a broken bone there’s a lot more that they can do for neighborhood health. STD screenings are just one that many might not know about. You can walk right in, give your name to the front desk and no one will ever realize the real reason you are there. Anonymity might be easy, but the wait time can take most of the day. With 10 plus facilities close by, you shouldn’t have trouble finding one near you.
Testing for diseases that are transmitted through sexual activity can include HIV and AIDS screening, but not always. It all depends on your chosen procedure. Since it is always best to be safe and not sorry, ask to make sure. If you’re already there, it just makes sense to take care of it all at once.
Hospitals have always been on the front lines in the fight against this autoimmune virus. The clinic at St. Luke’s is one, along with the Banner Desert Medical Center on S. Dobson Rd. There’s also Banner Behavioral Hlth Hospital, on E. Earll Dr. Screening, medicine, referrals and support are here, except that first you must become a patient in their system.
This doesn’t necessarily mean that your privacy is voided, only that it will be expensive if you’re not carrying insurance. This could present another problem, not all pay for testing.
If this doesn’t affect you, and you are by E. Osborn Road the Scottsdale Healthcare-Osborn has an HIV clinic that can take care of your needs. Their hours are firmly set so plan accordingly. One reason why you might want to visit a hospital HIV clinic is to have your infant checked or treatment started.
ENT Specialists of Arizona have an office at Suite 301 on S. Mills Ave. They are billed as one of the top AIDS and HIV physicians, and this pertains to everything from testing to positive result support, counseling and medical treatment. Once again, patient registry is a must and hours are not convenient if you are a full-time employee.
There are better alternatives to these public options, private labs and clinics are open later and often include sliding fees.
Education on safe sex and STDs won’t be found in most schools. If it is, it will be limited. Abstinence is strongly encouraged and students are left in the dark when it comes to using contraceptives.
Planned Parenthood’s facility sponsors classes on prevention for families and individuals. Condoms are often discreetly placed by the door, and they’re free for anyone in need of one. Pamphlets and other reading material can be had, and experienced counselors can answer your questions.
Even though their main office isn’t in Tempe, Ryan White Programs are still making a difference. Their presence is felt at many HIV testing and care centers, and they are determined to educate everyone. Seminars can be scheduled for groups of any size. Programs are open to anyone that needs help or wants to learn more. There is also a website that contains valuable information, just “google” the Ryan White Foundation.
The Guadalupe Family Health Center not only provides medical services to the Latino community, but education as well. With language barriers removed it’s easier for information to flow smoothly. Sensitize to cultural beliefs, they are making a difference in the mainly Hispanic neighborhood.
Striking scenery, music, art and shopping make you think that Tempe has everything. This is true, but it also comes with STDs. No matter who is blamed the fact remains the same, people are getting these infections. What many don’t know is that this can be avoided.
Instead of taking an unnecessary chance, have an HIV, AIDS and STI test. Wander in and out without any fuss, and hit a festival at Beach Park.
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