Philadelphia STD Testing

Fast Local STD testing Centers

If you test positive for an STD, our doctors may be able to provide a specialist referral in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Our straightforward STD tests only require a small blood or urine sample. We have a panel of physicians who are authorized to write prescriptions in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Our weekly blog, Exposed, provides you with an easy way to educate yourself on the issues available about STDs and testing. Your safety is the top priority of the physician who carefully monitors your testing. Our STD testing is hospital-grade so you don't have to sacrifice quality to get affordability.

Our FDA-approved / cleared chlamydia and gonorrhea test panel is designed to screen for the co-existing infections in urine making sure that you are free of these diseases. Testing with STDcheck.com guarantees that you will get the most sophisticated Philadelphia STD testing available in the market. In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19115 area, our doctors look for syphilis in the blood using the Rapid Plasma Reagin (RPR) test.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania STI Rate

The health department of Pennsylvania and the federal government gather and publish data each year about STDs in Philadelphia. Your sexual health should not be taken lightly, which is why it's so important to get educated about STDs.

• The rate of Hispanic women with an HIV-positive diagnosis in 2010 was 14.2 times higher than white women in Pennsylvania in 2010.
• At the end of 2010, 292 out of every 100,000 PA residents were living with HIV.
• 11,371 of the 22,383 HIV-positive men in Pennsylvania as of 2010 got the disease from male-to-male sexual contact.
• The rate of HIV for Native Americans in Pennsylvania in 2010 was 247 out of every 100,000 people.
• Almost 70% of women in Pennsylvania living with an HIV diagnosis as of 2010 got the disease from heterosexual contact.

The chances that you will spread one or two STIs in your lifetime is pretty high especially if you are sexually-active, so get tested for STDs now.