What to expect
- Hours
- Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
- Languages
- English
- Access
- Appointment required
- Cost
- Sliding scale
The sites on this page test free or at low cost, and walk-in rapid testing is the fastest answer. If you would rather test at home, a self-pay kit is a private option:
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Where to go next
If Howard University Hospital Infectious Diseases Clinic is closed, full, or too far, these are your alternatives in Washington and across District of Columbia.
Other testing sites in Washington
Whitman-Walker Health — 1525 14th St
Washington, DC • 0.7 mi away
Rapid test Free Black-community anchorLa Clinica del Pueblo — Columbia Heights
Washington, DC • 0.9 mi away
Rapid test Sliding scaleUs Helping Us, People Into Living, Inc.
Washington, DC • 1.3 mi away
Rapid test Free Black-community anchorUnity Health Care — East of the River Health Center
Washington, DC • 4.5 mi away
Rapid test Sliding scale Black-community anchorClinics, clinicians, and coverage
74 community health centers in Washington
Sliding-scale primary care, HIV testing, and PrEP in this city.
60 Black clinicians in Washington
Our directory of Black clinicians, with specialty and insurance filters.
All 74 community health centers in District of Columbia
Federally qualified health centers test for HIV, prescribe PrEP, and charge on a sliding scale. No insurance required.
70 Black clinicians in District of Columbia
Filter by specialty and insurance to find someone taking new patients.
Medicaid in District of Columbia
Medicaid pays for PrEP, HIV testing, and treatment. Check whether you qualify and how to apply.