Testing

Should you be tested for STDs?

If you or a partner have had unprotected or anonymous sexual activity (including with someone you met on-line), there is a chance you may have been exposed to an STD.
If you are concerned that you may have been exposed to a sexually transmitted infection, you should get tested; or, if you have questions about your risk or need for testing, consult with a health care provider.
If you believe you have symptoms of an STD (itching, burning, undetermined bumps, sores, warts, etc.) you should consult a health care provider and get tested as soon as possible.

Testing in Ithaca

Planned Parenthood of the Southern Finger Lakes

For all Tompkins County residents, including teens.

314 West State Street, Ithaca 607 273-1513

Visit their website for information about services, sexual health care, etc.

Free Anonymous HIV Testing.

For everyone.
Offered through the Tompkins County Health Department.
Results available in 20 minutes.
Call 607 274-6683 for an appointment or more information.

Private Physicians

Many private physicians offer STD, syphilis and HIV testing.
Call your physician's office to inquire about appointments and costs.

 

Testing information available at the area campuses

For Cornell Students

Gannett Health Services 607 255-5155 (phone consultation available 24/7)

For Ithaca College Students

Hammond Health Center 607 274-3177

For TC3 Students

TC# Health Center 607.844-8222 Ext. 4487

 

 

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