Free STD Testing in Orange County
Free testing for HIV, Hepatitis C and other STDs
Orange County HIV, STD & Hepatitis C Testing Services
Radiant Health Centers offers FREE HIV, STD and Hepatitis C* testing, including rapid HIV testing with results available in 20 minutes. Our STD panel includes Syphilis, Gonorrhea and Chlamydia. Call 949-809-8764 for an appointment today. Get tested. You can live with the results.
*Hepatitis C testing is only offered to qualified individuals. Please see “Who should get tested for Hepatitis C” section below for a list of qualifications.
Minimized Contact Testing Options
Drive-up HIV testing:
We now offer free drive-up rapid HIV testing by appointment only. The free drive-up HIV testing appointments are available on Mondays between 12 – 4 p.m. and can be made by calling 714-868-5601. Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) services and referrals are also available by phone. All appointments are private and confidential.
The drive-up testing process includes counseling and education over the phone before the appointment to minimize physical interaction with the testing staff. Results are available in a minute and treatment or prescriptions are made available that same day.
At-Home HIV testing:
For your safety and privacy, we now offer HIV tests you can do at home. After your phone intake, we will walk you through the entire process and then mail you a test in discreet packaging. The tests are 99.3% accurate and it takes just 20 minutes to get results. Call 949-809-8764 to start the process of receiving your at-home testing kit today. All calls and appointments are private and confidential.
Radiant Health Centers’ office is currently closed for walk-in testing for HIV, STD and Hep C. To make an appointment to get tested, please call 949-809-8764. For general questions call our main line at 949-809-5700. We are also available to do risk reduction counseling and PrEP navigation over the phone. Please call 714-868-5601 to schedule an appointment, or send us a direct message on social media.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why Get Tested for an STD/STI?
The only way to avoid the possible transmission of STDs and STIs is to get tested. If you think you may have been exposed, get tested. People can become exposed to STDs and STIs if they or their partner have had unprotected vaginal, anal or oral sex.
We offer 3 site testing with a vaginal, rectal, and throat swab to increase accuracy and avoid false negatives. Even if you don’t have symptoms, you can still transmit STDs and STIs to others. For more information about free STD testing, call 949.809.8764.
Why Get Tested for HIV?
The only way to know your status and avoid the possible transmission of HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) is to get tested. If you think you may have been exposed, get tested. People can become exposed to HIV if:
- They or their partners have ever had unprotected vaginal, anal or oral sex
- They are the sex partner of a man who has sex with men
- They are the sex partner of an intravenous (I.V.) drug user
- They have sex for drugs, money or other gifts
- They have shared unclean needles
Even if you don’t have symptoms, you can transmit the virus to others. Protect yourself and prevent the transmission of HIV to others, especially loved ones, by getting tested. For more information call 949.809.8764. Click here to learn about treatment and prevention options.
Who should get tested for Hepatitis C?
You should get tested for Hepatitis C if you:
- Have injected drugs, even just once or many years ago
- Have certain medical conditions, like chronic liver disease and HIV
- Received donated blood or organs before 1992
- Were born from 1945 – 1965
- Have abnormal liver tests or liver disease
- Have been exposed to blood on the job through a needle or injured by a sharp object
- Are on hemodialysis
- Were born to a mother with Hepatitis C