HIV Testing
Home HIV Test Kits
The Take Me Home Project offers free, confidential home HIV test kits so you can find out your status from the safety and comfort of your home. If you haven't been tested for HIV in the past year, you qualify for a free home HIV test kit delivered to your door.
Home HIV test kits are also available directly from Deschutes County Health Services. If you would like to arrange to pick up a free test kit, please call us confidentially at (541) 322-7155.
Results That Can Shape Oregon's Future
Oregon is home to approximately 7,200 people who live with HIV- people from urban and rural communities and all ages and walks of life. Another 1,100 Oregonians have HIV, but don't know it yet. Testing is a crucial component of ending new HIV infections. Studies show that when people are newly diagnosed with HIV, they reduce their risk behaviors and access treatment, reducing the chance of spreading HIV to others.
See where you can get a free and confidential HIV test nearby by checking out the calendar below.
Testing is also available at Deschutes County Health Services clinics in Bend and Redmond. Click here to learn more.
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*Deschutes County encourages persons with disabilities to participate in all programs and activities. If you need accommodations to make participation in this event possible, please call (541) 322-7155 or send e-mail to hivtesting@deschutes.org
PREVENTION WORKS. Condoms, safer sex, syringe exchange, and PrEP or PEP can help stop transmission.
TREATMENT SAVES LIVES. Oregonians with HIV are living longer, healthier lives, and not passing HIV on to others.
Below are the STI/HIV screening recommendations. If you are not sure if you should be tested or have questions, call 541-322-7155 to speak with a staff member.
Chlamydia and gonorrhea
- At least annually for sexually active people <25 years old
- At least annually for sexually active adults 25 or older if potential exposure to STIs or HIV
- Rectal and pharyngeal testing recommended for people engaging in oral and/or anal sex
Syphilis
