Salisbury STD Testing

Rapid Confidential STD testing Centers

Stop by for your test during your break or lunch - just give us a few minutes and we will complete your test. Test for STDs near 28144 without a visit to a doctor's office or hospital using our online STD testing service. Our tests take less than 5 minutes and no additional paperwork is required later.

The HIPAA Privacy Rule is the federal guideline we follow that keeps your information private. Hospitals in the area use the same labs that we do, so you can be sure that our STD tests are safe and reliable. 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 have plenty of payment options.

You can read your test results on your PCs, tablets and smartphones easily and effortlessly. STDcheck.com never alerts your health insurance provider of your test results or place the results on your permanent medical records.

Salisbury, North Carolina Sexually Transmitted Diseases Rate

Be in control of your STD status and your sexual health by engaging in STD testing regularly. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) publishes an annual report about the Salisbury sexually transmitted disease transmission and infection numbers.

• 17,454 people have reported to have been infected with gonorrhea in North Carolina in 2011.
• Of the 4,470 HIV-positive people living in Mecklenburg County in 2010, 995 were white.
• Of the cases of HIV among men in Yancey County in 2010, 90.9% were a result of male-to-male sexual contact.
• 1,588 of the 6,714 people diagnosed with HIV in NC from 2008 to 2011 were white.
• The rate of HIV-related death in North Carolina was higher than the national rate every year from 2008 to 2010.

Some STDs can be contracted by the same person several times. Most people with STDs do not have any symptoms. Statistically, 25% of all young adults in North Carolina have an STD. As many as one half of all North Carolina residents will have an STD in their lifetime. Infected individuals who don't know they have an STD are a common catalyst for the spread of STDs in North Carolina.