Portland STD Testing

Fast Confidential STD testing Centers

All of our STD tests and panels are priced modestly to give you the best value in the 97210 area. Our testing locations are CLIA-certified to ensure test certainty. We guarantee that our easy testing process is a snap to complete.

Answer our test recommendation tool's questions anonymously to get a suggestion for what STD tests you should take. If you decide to get updated on the status of your STD test results, it is easy with our health specialists who are standing by to take your calls. Portland STD testing is convenient with our multiple locations around the area.

You can read your results on your PCs, tablets and smartphones. We are aware 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. 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.

Portland, Oregon STD Information

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) releases a yearly report with infection rates and other STD data for the Portland area. If you do not take an STD test, you cannot be positive whether you have an STD.

• 375 cases of chlamydia per 100,000 people residing in Oregon was reported in 2011.
• Chlamydia is the most common illness in Oregon, with nearly 14,000 cases in 2011.
• The average age in Oregon for HIV diagnosis in 2011 was 37.
• Males living in Oregon have accounted for 227 of new syphilis infections in 2011.
• In 2011, the annual rate of gonorrhea among men with HIV was 30 times higher than among the general population in Oregon.

STDs can affect the people of Oregon, no matter their skin color, age, or income level. It is not strange to get an STD in Oregon from a partner who does not have the knowledge that they are infected. Many young people in Oregon do not seek STD treatment because they feel awkward, but those excuses shouldn't keep them from knowing their STD status. The majority of STDs can be contracted more than once by the same person.