Staten Island STD Testing

Confidential Online STD Testing

You can begin treatment for STDs quickly with a specialist referral from one of our physicians in Staten Island, New York. Choose the simplest testing option: our STD tests that detect sexually transmitted diseases with a small blood or urine sample. Certain STDs can be cured with prescription medication, which can be provided by one of our Staten Island, New York physicians.

Counselors are always on standby to answer your questions about STDs. Read reviews and testimonials from past clients to see how satisfied you'll be after you test with us. 128-bit encryption ensures the security of our checkout process.

Our test center are designed to be consumer-friendly and give you the same experience we would expect when we use them ourselves. You need not worry about others knowing why you are visiting our labs - we test for other conditions not related to STDs. You can simply find a testing center in your area by entering your zip close in a search box on our website.

Sexually transmitted disease information for: Staten Island, New York

Do not gamble with your sexual health and safety by engaging in sexual activities without being informed about how sexually transmitted diseases are spread. The reports published by the federal government and the New York health department are a reliable source for information about STD and HIV infection and transmission in Staten Island.

• 14,312 cases of gonorrhea were reported in New York City in 2011.
• In 2011, the state of New York received $624.5 million in federal HIV/AIDS funding.
• The rate of gonorrhea infection for 15-24 year-olds in New York was 427.0 per 100,000 residents in 2011.
• Between 2008 and 2010, the number of deaths due to HIV in New York was almost twice the national average.
• New York ranked 8th out of 50 states for chlamydia infections in 2010.

Sexually transmitted diseases are a major hazard to the lives of New York residents. Condoms and dental dams help halt the spread of STDs in Staten Island. Some STDs have preventative immunizations, such as Hepatitis A and B.