Palm Springs STD Testing

Local Same-Day STD Testing

If you need treatment for STDs in Palm Springs, California, our doctors may be able to prescribe medication for your condition. If your test results are positive, you may get a referral to a specialist in Palm Springs, California to being your STD treatment. At our STD testing centers, you'll give a quick blood or urine sample and get results quickly.

Any of our trained counselors can speak with you any time to answer your STD questions. 128 encryption means checkout is always secure. Check the site for real client testimonials and reviews.

We designed our testing process to meet your needs and you will be well taken care of when you visit any of our labs. Our labs test for many infections so no one will know what your visit is about. To locate the closest test center to you, simply enter your zip code into a search box on our website.

Sexually Transmitted Diseases Information for Palm Springs, California

Get tested for STDs now to discover your STD status. Purchase an STD test today to learn your STD status. Every year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) collects data and releases numbers about Palm Springs STD rates.

• In 2011, Black women ranked higher for contracting chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis infections than any other race in California.
• In 2010, almost 79% of men with HIV in California got the disease from male-to-male sex.
• Black women at the age of 15-19 living in California are 7 times more likely to contract Chlamydia than white women at the same age group.
• Almost 69% of women with HIV in California in 2010 got the disease heterosexually.
• 2,327 males reported having primary and secondary syphilis in 2011.

Most people infected with STDs are unaware that they are and spread them unknowingly. Testing for STDs is important for residents of California, especially for those who are sexually active. We believe that in order to protect yourself and your partner, you should receive annual tests at one of our local California testing centers. Testing for common STIs, including HIV-1 and HIV-2, helps prevent the spread of these diseases.