Free HIV & STI Testing and Prevention

HIV/STI Testing Hours

Note Lunch Hour is from 1pm to 2pm. We are closed at 3:30pm-4:00pm each day for Lab Drop-off.

Mondays CLOSED
Tuesdays from 10am to 5:30pm & 6pm to 8:30pm
Wednesdays from 7:00pm to 9:30pm
Thursdays from 6:00pm to 8:30pm
Fridays from 10:00am to 5:30pm 

  • Appointment Recommended. Walk-ins welcome.

  • HIV test will be a finger prick.

  • Syphilis test will be a blood draw, conducted by a licensed phlebotomist (TUESDAYS 10:00am-5:30pm)

  • Chlamydia and Gonorrhea testing is a self-collected swab, done either by Throat, Rectal, or Vaginal.

Free HIV & STI Testing

LBGTQ Center OC, 1605 North Spurgeon Street, Santa Ana, CA 92701

We encourage regular testing and education and our staff is available for questions at any time. If we cannot provide an answer, we pledge to provide a resource for you. We are here for YOU! **Please turn off javascript blockers and/or clear web browser cache if submission issues occur. If submission issues persist, please call to schedule an appointment: (714) 953-5428

HIV & STI Prevention

HIV/AIDS is no longer a disease isolated to the gay community. Orange County was one of the earliest communities hit with the epidemic and the LGBTQ Center OC has never shied away from the battle lines. The LGBTQ Center OC’s professional and volunteer staff go above and beyond to continue the prevention efforts. The LGBTQ Center OC continues to be an HIV Prevention leader in Orange County with Community Outreach efforts like:

  • Free HIV Testing: On-Site and Off Site Testing

  • Free male and female condoms

  • Educational visits to local organizations and events

  • Mental Health and Emotional Wellness services

  • Resource referrals for those seeking PEP and PrEP

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Were you recently exposed to HIV?

If you have been exposed, or think you have been exposed to HIV, studies have show there is a 72-hour window in which Post Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) can be effective in preventing HIV infection.

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    Contact an infectious disease doctor immediately or go to the nearest emergency room or urgent care.

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    Ask for the triage nurse if the office staff does not understand the urgency. Clearly state you believe you have been exposed to HIV.

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    If the physician determines that you are a candidate for PEP and you receive a prescription, seek a pharmacy thta specializes in HIV treatment. Not all pharmacies stock the medication.

Are you curious about PrEP, Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis?

You may think it is a free pass to have unprotected sex, but before you do, take a look at these resources. The Center for Disease control is the leading national authority on this treatment. Always consult a physician for the most accurate information. Learm more We also like this resource from the San Francisco Aids Foundation. Lean more

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