Sensitive Subjects

Central Illinois Friends does full-panel STI and HIV testing. This service is completely free and confidential! Through rapid tests, blood draw, urine collection, and sample swabbing. They can test for: HIV, Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, Hepatitis C, Herpes 1&2, Syphilis, and Trichomoniasis. Pregnancy testing is also available by request.

Student Health Services provides appointments for routine gynecological health care and educational information regarding sexual health concerns. Services include annual exams and pap smears, breast exams, contraceptive counseling and prescriptions, testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections, pregnancy testing and counseling, and evaluation and treatment of menstrual irregularities. Additionally, we offer routine exams or screenings for early detection of sexual health diseases. If you have concerns regarding your sexual health please contact Student Health Services visit the secure website 24 hours a day to make an appointment.

Fees are charged for clinic services before services are provided. However, no one will be refused services for gonorrhea, chlamydia, syphilis, or HIV testing based on inability to pay or not insured. The clinic accepts cash, check, credit or debit payments.
The following services are available through the STI Clinic: Urine, Gonorrhea/Chlamydia testing; Oral and rectal Gonorrhea/Chlamydia testing; Pregnancy testing; Hepatitis 2nd and 3rd vaccine; Rapid HIV Test; Rapid Hep C Test.

Visit for emergency contraception (morning after pill), abortion, pregnancy testing, STD treatment, birth control, and sexual and reproductive health care.

Telehealth services available; must be in Illinois to receive care.

Get the Facts on sexual health with everything you need to know, from birth control to healthy relationships, identity, and more.

The Human Rights Campaign has launched the coast to coast initiative “My Body, My Health,” to break through the barriers and systemic injustice affecting the sexual health of our Black and Latinx LGBTQ+ communities.

The World Health Organizations fact sheets on STIs.