Preventive Care Clinic for Patients at High-Risk for HIV
The John T. Carey Special Immunology Unit at University Hospitals has an HIV Biomedical Prevention Clinic for people at high risk of acquiring HIV infection. The clinic offers those individuals the opportunity to take medication in addition to other preventive methods to reduce their risk of infection.
Contact the HIV Prevention Clinic
For an appointment or more information, please call the PrEP navigator at 216-286-PREP (7737).
What is PrEP?
PrEP stands for pre-exposure prophylaxis and is a medication that can reduce your risk of getting HIV from sexual contact or intravenous drug use. When taken as prescribed, PrEP is highly effective at preventing HIV infection. People who are high risk (e.g., individuals with an HIV positive sexual partner, do not consistently use condoms, or share needles or syringes) should discuss a potential PrEP prescription with a qualified provider.
Prevention Services
HIV prevention services we offer include:
- Consultation with HIV/ID physician
- HIV testing
- Prescription of PrEP medication
- Vaccines for Hepatitis A and B, and HPV as indicated
- Individual risk reduction counseling
Make an Appointment with the PrEP Clinic
For an appointment or more information, please call the PrEP navigator at 216-286-PREP.
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