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STI-HIV Testing

Howard Brown Health Center
Broadway Youth Center
3179 N. Broadway
(773) 935-3151
www.howardbrown.org

Free HIV and STI testing is available for people age 24 and under.  OraQuick testing is available. 

Hours: Monday through Friday 1pm – 8pm
 

Chicago Department of Public Health
Lakeview Specialty Clinic
2861 N. Clark
(312) 744-5507
egov.cityofchicago.org/Health/ 

Free anonymous HIV testing by appointment, free confidential HIV testing available on walk-in-basis.

Hours: MWF 8am – 4pm, TTh 10am – 6pm
 

Howard Area Community Center
7648 N. Paulina
(773) 262-6622
www.howardarea.org

Free HIV testing is offered every 3rd Thursday of the month on a walk-in-basis.
 

Better Existence with HIV (BEHIV)
1244 W. Thorndale
(773) 293-4740
www.behiv.org

Free confidential HIV and STI testing, both OraSure and OraQuick available on a walk-in-basis.

Hours: Tuesday and Thursday 10am – 6pm
 

LUC Wellness Center
1052 W. Loyola Ave.
(773) 508-2530
www.luc.edu/wellness

Chlamydia, gonorrhea, and other STI tests are available at the Wellness Center for a fee.  Confidential tests are done with a doctor or nurse practitioner. 

FREE and Confidential HIV testing is provided at the Wellness Center every 3rd Thursday of the month from 3-6pm by Asian Human Services.  Appointments are first-come, first-served and last aproximately 20 minutes.

 

HIV and STI Testing Terminology

 

HIV: Human Immunodeficiency Virus

STI: Sexually Transmitted Infection – HIV, Chlamydia, gonorrhea, or other infections.

Confidential: Testing in which personal information is collected but is kept confidential.  Testing could be noted in a person’s medical record.

Anonymous: Testing in which no personal information is collected.  Participants receive a number with which to collect their results.

OraSure: HIV test done by oral cotton swab and sent to a lab to be processed.  Results are available in 1 – 2 weeks.

OraQuick: Rapid HIV test done by oral cotton swab or through a small blood sample.  Results are available in 1 hour.


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