Chicago STD Testing

Confidential Online STD Testing

To protect your privacy, all charges will appear as FPK Services when you receive our monthly statement. We created our testing process to omit awkward personal questions. While our competitors charge you for hepatitis A tests, we include it in our test panel.

Use the information we put on our blog, Exposed, to learn about STD testing and therapy. With all of the same testing used in hospitals, we are able to provide the same quality of STD testing in the privacy of our testing centers. Because our tests are overseen by a doctor at all times, you can be sure that they are safe.

We understand how important your privacy is to you so we will only email your test results to the address you gave us when your ordered your test. You can read your results on your PCs, tablets and smartphones. Your health insurance provider will never know you took STD test because we will not notify them or place the test results on your permanent medical records.

Sexually Transmitted Diseases Data for Chicago, Illinois

The federal government and the health department of Illinois gathers STD and HIV rates in Chicago and around the state and then publishes those figures. By informing yourself about STDs and HIV, you are protecting yourself against the spread of sexually transmitted diseases.

• Between 2005 and 2011, 10,012 cases of HIV were diagnosed in Cook County, Illinois.
• Illinois was ranked 13th in the nation in gonorrhea infection in 2010.
• Illinois ranked 9th among 50 states for chlamydia infections in 2010
• 362 Hispanics were diagnosed with HIV in Illinois in 2011.
• 416 women were diagnosed with HIV in Illinois in 2011.

We believe that to protect yourself and your partner, you should receive annual tests at one of our local Illinois test locations close to you. Testing for common infections, including HIV-1 and HIV-2, helps prevent the spread of these diseases. STI testing is essential for residents of Illinois, especially for those that are sexually active. Most people infected with STDs are unaware that they are and spread them without knowing.