What to expect
- Hours
- Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
- Languages
- English, Spanish
- 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:
Everlywell
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Where to go next
If Grady Ponce de Leon Center is closed, full, or too far, these are your alternatives in Atlanta and across Georgia.
Other testing sites in Atlanta
Positive Impact Health Centers — Midtown
Atlanta, GA • 1.3 mi away
Rapid test Free Black-community anchorFulton County Board of Health — Central STD/HIV Clinic
Atlanta, GA • 1.8 mi away
Rapid test Free Black-community anchorAID Atlanta — Spring Street Office
Atlanta, GA • 2.1 mi away
Rapid test Free Black-community anchorDeKalb County Board of Health — Kirkwood Clinic
Atlanta, GA • 2.5 mi away
Rapid test Free Black-community anchorClinics, clinicians, and coverage
19 community health centers in Atlanta
Sliding-scale primary care, HIV testing, and PrEP in this city.
53 Black clinicians in Atlanta
Our directory of Black clinicians, with distance and telehealth filters.
All 323 community health centers in Georgia
Federally qualified health centers test for HIV, prescribe PrEP, and charge on a sliding scale. No insurance required.
1 Black internal medicine clinician in Georgia
These are the clinicians who prescribe PrEP and manage HIV care.
Medicaid in Georgia
Medicaid pays for PrEP, HIV testing, and treatment. Check whether you qualify and how to apply.