Lexington STD Testing

Rapid Confidential STD testing Centers

You're in and out of our testing centers quickly because you only have to give a small blood or urine sample Our physicians are licensed and have the authority to write prescriptions in Lexington, Kentucky. Getting treatment for an STD in Lexington, Kentucky is as easy as possible when you get a referral to a specialist from one of our doctors.

Because we adhere to the HIPAA Privacy Rule, your information will always be protected. Our testing takes place in the same labs that the hospitals in your area use to process their tests, so your results are reliable. Whenever you are ready to checkout, you will be able to purchase your STD testing with any of the following payment methods: credit and debit cards, e-checks, prepaid gift cards with the Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover logo, PayPal, and health savings accounts.

Our labs screen for conditions not related to STDs so there is no way anyone will know why your visited the center. Begin by locating a nearby test location - simply enter your zip code into the text box on our website and get a complete list in a few seconds. We designed our process to give you the best experience, so order your test with confidence today.

STI Statistics for Lexington, Kentucky

Take the first step in protecting yourself against STDs by getting smart about your sexual health. Information about STD and HIV infections and communicability in Lexington is available in reports put together by the federal government and Kentucky health department every year.

• In 2012, 49% of Hispanic male HIV infection in Kentucky was due to sex with other men.
• 31% of Kentuckians diagnosed with HIV in 2012 were Black males aged 20-29.
• 51% of Black men infected with HIV in 2012 contracted the disease through sex with other men.
• By the end of 2010, 76% of males with HIV contracted it from male to male sexual contact.
• 16,629 people were found positive for Chlamydia in 2011.

Some STDs, like hepatitis A and HIV cannot be cured, they can only be managed by doctors and it is very crucial to get diagnosed as soon as possible.