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Get confidential HIV testing, diagnosis, and linkage to care

San Francisco City Clinic Verified Information

SF City Clinic offers low-cost HIV testing, counseling, referral, post-exposure prevention, and early care for people who test positive for HIV. Confidential HIV counseling and testing is offered to people who are considered to be in high-risk groups. Their HIV Early Care Clinic can help those who are uninsured or need help finding a healthcare provider and other issues that sometimes keep people from getting medical care and treatment for HIV. They provide expert HIV medical care and social work assistance for eligible patients. Their experienced team is available to assess eligibility and help with a wide variety of practical needs, including referrals to insurance, housing, food, dental care, and other benefits.
Available
Monday8 am - 4 pm
Tuesday1 pm - 6 pm
Wednesday - Friday8 am - 4 pm
  • ADA accessible
    Yes
  • citizenship
    No requirements
  • communities
    individuals with HIV/AIDS
  • Cost or fees
    Clients will be attended to regardless of their ability to pay.
  • age
    12+
  • Eligibility description
    HIV testing and counseling are offered to high-risk groups, including those diagnosed with gonorrhea and syphilis; GBT men; and injection drug users. People that meet Family Pact eligibility requirements and enroll in the program can also be tested.
  • languages
    Cantonese, French, Mandarin, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish
  • counties
    San Francisco
  • Appointment required
    Yes

San Francisco City Clinic

356 7th Street

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  • San Francisco City Clinic
    356 7th Street
    San Francisco, CA 94103

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    0.7 miles away
    Mon8 am - 4 pm
    Tue1 pm - 6 pm
    Wed8 am - 4 pm
    Thu1 pm - 4 pm
    Fri8 am - 4 pm
    Sat - SunClosed

    Closed on major holidays.

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