Westwood STD Testing

Local Private STD Testing

Our physicians in Westwood, New Jersey may be able to prescribe medication for your affliction, making your treatment the fastest possible. We are happy to provide you with a referral to a healthcare provider in Westwood, New Jersey if your STD test comes back positive. We use simple STD tests that screen a small blood or urine sample specifically to make testing as simple as possible.

We accept credit and debit cards, e-checks, prepaid gift cards with the Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover logo, PayPal, and health savings accounts, so you get to decide how you'd like to pay for your STD tests. We test in the same testing centers that your local hospitals use to process their tests. The HIPAA Privacy Rule and other federal and state mandates help us safeguard your personal information.

We use our testing sites ourselves and we designed system to fit the way we'd like to be taken care of as healthcare consumers. Our labs test for many infections and no one at the center will know why you are there or what you are testing for. Enter your zip code on our website to find the closest locations to you.

Sexually Transmitted Diseases Information for Westwood, New Jersey

Have confidence about your sexual health and STD status by testing for STDs often. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) releases an annual report that includes data and information about the Westwood area.

• Essex County, New Jersey had the highest number of gonorrhea cases in 2012 with 1,027.
• 50% of men living with HIV/AIDS in 2012 in New Jersey were Blacks.
• 19% of women living with HIV/AIDS in New Jersey in 2012 were Hispanics.
• In 2012, Atlantic County, New Jersey had STD morbidity rate of 1,140.
• 229 primary and secondary (P&S) syphilis infections were diagnosed in New Jersey in 2012.

The key to prevention is protection- prophylactics such as dental dams. If you are sexually active and don't test for sexually transmitted diseases, you are putting yourself at risk to become one of the millions of Americans who are infected with an STD each year.