Get emergency treatment after HIV exposure

Information Status

Health Center 1 offers PEP to those who were exposed to HIV through a recent sexual encounter or contact with a needle. It is recommended to visit a medical professional as soon as possible, or within 72 hours of contact.

HIV health services

What to do next

Ways to connect

Call 833-933-2815

Call any time to be connected to Philly’s 24/7 PEP hotline.

Go in person

Visit Health Center 1 if you do not have a doctor or your doctor doesn’t know about PEP. Say that you may have been exposed to HIV. A healthcare provider will ask you some questions to determine if you are a good candidate for PEP.

Health Center 1, 1930 Broad Street, 2nd Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19145

You can get PEP from your doctor or local emergency department.

Details

ADA Accessible

Unknown

Cost Details

The cost of PEP varies depending on where you get it and may be free depending on your insurance.

Cost or Fees

Yes

Financial Aid

Financial aid/fee waiver available, The City of Philadelphia is here to help regardless of ability to pay or immigration status. Call the Health Information Helpline to find out where you can get PEP.

States

Pennsylvania

Eligibility requirements

None

Citizenship Requirements

No citizenship requirements

External Link:https://www.phila.gov/services/mental-physical-health/sexual-health-and-family-planning/hiv-prevention-testing-and-treatment/get-emergency-treatment-pep-after-recent-exposure-to-hiv/

Locations

Health Center 1

1930 Broad Street, 2nd Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19145

Mon - Fri	7:45 am - 4 pm
Sat - Sun	Closed

Clinic opens at 1 p.m. on first Wednesday each month. Urgent care STD testing and treatment only. This health center is providing modified services. call before visiting.

Get directions

215-685-6570 (Health Center 1)

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