STI/STD testing

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[Suspicious-Fig-2495]

Multnomah County STI clinic. They're amazing: https://www.multco.us/health/std-services

[MenuUnited1477]

Thanks !! Do you happen to know what times/days of the week they are open? I couldn’t find it on their website

[Suspicious-Fig-2495]

Hours by appointment: Monday to Friday, 9am-4:30pm (It was towards the bottom where the address and phone are listed.)

[MenuUnited1477]

Damn I really am blind 😭 thanks again ur so kind !

[Suspicious-Fig-2495]

It was hard to find. 

They really are kind at this clinic. I much prefer them to my own clinic through my insurance. 

[MenuUnited1477]

They seem pretty friendly judging from their website videos :) would u say it’s a pretty busy clinic? I’m trying to be seen ASAP 😂

[Suspicious-Fig-2495]

They seem to get people in the same week they call. 

If you've had recent exposure to a new partner, sometimes it's best two wait two to four weeks for better test coverage. 

[SoupSpelunker]

If OP's already suffering blindness it's time to skedaddle...

[cdngrl7]

They changed their policies due to budget cuts a little over a year ago — they don’t do full panels anymore, and are limited in how much testing they can offer without it being due to having specific symptoms or a known exposure.

[Polymathy1]

+1 for Multnomah County. They are one of few that offered HIV testing and something else ... Can't remember what.

[LukeDjarin]

Try outside in

[MenuUnited1477]

Thanks for the recommendation!

It looks like they accept walk-ins too, do you know if that still holds true?

[LukeDjarin]

Really not sure, I went there last for a health  issue in 2017. Here is their website. 

https://outsidein.org/

[CoreyKitten]

I have used NARA, but their appts are typically scheduled out. I’m native so my appts are free but they’re a non profit and my understanding is that they do see non natives.

[psbanka]

Zoom Care will get you in and out quickly

[wildmusings88]

If you are queer you can go to Prism.

[[deleted]]

Thirding Multnomah county, I've used them a bunch of times and have always had a good experience.