Bellingham STD Testing

Convenient STD Testing

For certain diseases, our doctors can write prescriptions in Bellingham, Washington to speed up your treatment process. Our doctors in Bellingham, Washington can provide you with the name of a specialist who can help you start treatment if you test positive for an STD. Our STD tests are advanced enough to screen for STDs using only a small blood or urine sample.

Don't sacrifice the quality of doctor- supervised STD testing- choose our online STD testing service. Follow our blog to get regular educational posts about STD testing and treatment. Get the same STD tests that you'd get if you went to a hospital or doctor's office.

Our labs test for many non-STD related conditions so nobody will know why you are there. We are completely sure you will receive a positive experience in our labs - they are designed to fit the way we would want to be taken care of as healthcare consumers. To find a test center in your neighborhood, all you have to do is enter your zip code in a search box on our website.

STI Data for Bellingham, Washington

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) annual report on STDs includes the Bellingham area. STD testing is the best way to maintain your STD status and sexual wellbeing.

• Black Washingtonians suffered 360 new HIV infections from 2008-2011.
• Among the Washington women living with HIV in 2010, 1,079 reported getting the disease from heterosexual contact.
• King County, WA had the highest rate of HIV infection in the state at the end of 2010 with 406 infections per 100,000 people.
• Mason County had the second-highest rate of HIV infection in the state with 167 diagnoses for every 100,000 residents.
• There were 617 HIV infections among Washingtonians aged 35 to 44 between 2008 and 2011.

Some STDs can be acquired by the same person many times. Statistically, 25% of all young adults in Washington have an STD. As many as 1/2 of all Washington residents will have an STD at some point in their life. A lot of people with STDs do not have any symptoms. People who are infected who don't know they have an STD are a common catalyst for the spread of STDs in Washington.