Testing

We offer rapid point-of-care HIV and syphilis testing with results in just 15 minutes using a simple finger stick. If the test result is reactive (preliminary positive), a confirmatory blood test is required. This can typically be done at AIDS Resource or through a local laboratory. AIDS Resource provides a range of services for individuals who receive positive test results. Please go to Connect to Care and Client Services to learn more.

Another convenient testing option is home-based HIV testing. You have the option to have an HIV self-testing kit mailed directly to you or pick it up at one of our offices. Either way, this service is provided free of charge. Click here to see if HIV self-testing is right for you.

Chlamydia and gonorrhea testing are available. Testing is simple—a urine sample is obtained for individuals with a penis, while a self-collected vaginal swab is preferred for individuals with a vagina. Point-of-care testing provides results in about 30 minutes. If you test positive, on-site antibiotic treatment is available. Depending on your sexual practices, additional testing, such as throat and rectal swabs, may be recommended.

We also offer hepatitis C testing. It takes approximately 15 minutes to receive test results from a finger stick test. If your rapid test is positive, we will schedule an appointment with our physician or refer you to a local specialist for further assessment and treatment.

Walk-in HIV & STI Testing Available Monthly

We provide walk-in HIV and STI testing every month at both of our locations from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. No appointment is needed on walk-in days.

Walk-in schedule:

• State College: First Tuesday of every month.
• Williamsport: First Thursday of every month.

Walk-in testing is a quick, convenient way to take care of your sexual health without needing to schedule in advance.

Can’t make it on a walk-in day? No problem. You can still schedule an appointment on a day that works best for you.

Know Before You Go: Testing Info

All testing is confidential. We accept health insurance, but it is not required. Free or low-cost testing options are available. If you are uninsured, the type of tests offered and the time to receive results may vary, but we will work with you to ensure you receive the care you need.

What to bring:

• A photo ID (if available)
• Insurance card (insurance is accepted but not required)
• Social security number

Got questions? Feel free to contact us.

Diagnostics (Dx) Your Way

You can get free HIV and STI testing—including chlamydia, gonorrhea, trichomoniasis, and syphilis—right from the comfort of your own home.

Here’s how it works:

• Call our office at 570-322-8448 to answer a few questions and see if at-home testing is a good fit for you.
• Pick up your kit at either of our offices or have it mailed to you.
• Collect your samples, place them in the pre-labeled bag, and drop them in the mail.
• Log in to the lab’s portal to view your results.
• If anything comes back positive, you’ll be referred back to us for treatment options.

Simple, private, and free. Your health, your way.

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Service Locations

State College Office, 300 South Allen Street, Suite 300A

• HIV, STI, syphilis, and hepatitis C testing
• On-site treatment for chlamydia and gonorrhea
• Case management and connect-to-care services for individuals living with HIV
• PrEP clinic
• Primary care services for individuals living with HIV and members of the LGBTQIA2S+ community