Hackensack STD Testing

Same-Day STD Testing Centers

If you are positive for an STD and need a referral to a specialist in Hackensack, New Jersey, our physicians can provide one for you. Getting STD test results from our STD testing service is as simple as giving a small blood or urine sample and waiting for your results to be emailed to you. Our doctors can write prescriptions for certain conditions in Hackensack, New Jersey.

Use the glossary of STD terminology on our site to get informed about the lingo used to discuss sexually transmitted diseases. Refunds are given within 1-2 days of cancelling your testing as long as it is done prior to visiting our testing center. Testing is available for all of the most common sexually transmitted diseases whether you want to take one single test or an all-inclusive test.

We created our system for your maximum comfort. Our company screens for other conditions so you do not need to worry about others knowing what your visit is all about. To begin your process, simply enter your zip code into a search box on our website and in seconds you will get a list of centers close to you.

Hackensack, New Jersey STD Information

Testing for STDs is a vital part of keeping up with your sexual health. Data about STD rates in Hackensack is gathered by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for their annual reports.

• Essex County accounted for majority of women newly infected (3,962) with HIV in 2010.
• 3,916 women were diagnosed with gonorrhea in New Jersey in 2011.
• In 2011, 198 women reported having syphilis infection in New Jersey.
• 3,400 men were diagnosed with gonorrhea in 2011 in New Jersey.
• 971 people total in 2011 have been infected with Syphilis.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that 50% of all Americans will have an STD throughout their life and as many as 1 in 4 will be unaware of it. Regardless of the type of sexual activity you engage in, STD testing is vital to maintaining your sexual health. The residents of New Jersey are not immune to the threat of contracting an STD.