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Have you had a possible exposure to HIV or an STI in the last 72 hours?
What is PrEP, and is it right for me?
PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) is medicine – available as pills or shots – that are 99% effective at preventing HIV.
PrEP may be right for you if one or more of these statements is true:
You don’t ALWAYS use condoms.
You have recently had an STI.
You have sexual partner(s) who don’t know their HIV status.
You have sex in an area where HIV is more common.
You use non-prescribed intravenous drugs.
More information on PrEP
You can also speak to one of our PrEP ambassadors.
Call or text us at 912-547-1034 for more information.
Where can I start?
Savannah Pride Center’s Inclusive Healing Clinic offers FREE appointments for the LGBTQIA+ community. Labs and medications are low-cost*.
*Insurance is accepted, but not required.
Available Services for all genders through Inclusive Healing Clinic
PrEP / PEP
STI Testing
Hormone Replacement Therapy
Gynecology
General Check-Ups
Where can I get tested?
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Savannah Pride Center
5859 Abercorn St., Bldg. 3
912-547-1034
Planned Parenthood Southeast
720 East 71st St.
912-351-0116
Phoenix Project
525 E 34th St.
912-231-0123
Chatham Care Center
107 B Fahm St.
912-651-2253
Chatham Co. Health Dept.
1395 Eisenhower Dr.
912-651-2587 | By Appt. Only
Testing hours vary by location. Please call the numbers provided to confirm testing availability.
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Savannah Pride Center
5859 Abercorn St., Bldg. 3
912-547-1034
(RE)Birth Health
5102 Paulsen St. Bldg. 8
912-662-6191
JC Lewis Primary Health Care
5 Mall Annex
912-495-8887
Chatham Care Center
107 B Fahm St.
912-651-2253
Chatham Co. Health Dept.
1395 Eisenhower Dr.
912-651-2587 | By Appt. Only
Savannah Pride Center offers free rapid HIV testing every Monday and Wednesday from 1PM-5PM, with no appointment necessary.
Find a PrEP Provider near you using the PrEP Locator tool below.
If you have had a possible exposure, you need to get on PEP or Doxy PEP within 72 hours to prevent HIV or STIs.
PEP, or post-exposure prophylaxis, is used to stop the transmission of HIV. It is taken orally for four weeks as a multi-drug antiviral regimen and must be started within 72 hours after possible exposure.
Doxy PEP is used to stop the spread of STIs after possible exposure. It is taken as a one-time dose of the antibiotic doxycycline post-exposure prophylaxis and must be started within 72 hours.
1 in 8 people with HIV don’t know they have it
It is recommended to test every 3-6 months for individuals living in high-risk areas or engaging in high-risk behaviors.
Georgia has the HIGHEST annual rate of new HIV cases in the country.
Chatham Co. has more HIV cases than 96% of GA counties.
Chatham Co. is in the top 1% of STD Rates Nationwide
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Savannah Pride Center
5859 Abercorn St., Bldg. 3
912-547-1034
(RE)Birth Health
5102 Paulsen St. Bldg. 8
912-662-6191
JC Lewis Primary Health Care
5 Mall Annex
912-495-8887
Chatham Care Center
107 B Fahm St.
912-651-2253
Chatham Co. Health Dept.
1395 Eisenhower Dr.
912-651-2587 | By Appt. Onlyext goes here
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