How to get STD testing free or at low cost in Tempe
Testing at a community health center, a health department STD clinic, or a site on CDC's locator is confidential, and none of them requires insurance.
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3 community health centers in Tempe
Federally qualified health centers, required to see you regardless of ability to pay, with fees on a sliding scale by income.
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Your county health department's STD clinic
Most counties run one, typically free or low cost, confidential, and often walk-in.
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CDC's testing locator
Finds HIV, STD and hepatitis testing sites by ZIP code and flags free or low-cost options.
When you call, ask
- "Do you offer STD testing at this location?"
- "What would it cost me without insurance, on your sliding scale?"
Family planning clinics near Tempe that test for STDs
HHS lists these as Title X family planning clinics. For care under a clinic's Title X program, which can include STD testing, federal rules say the clinic can't charge you if your family's income is at or below the federal poverty line, and must discount what you pay by income up to two and a half times that line (42 CFR 59.5).
If you're under 18 and ask for confidential care, the clinic counts your own income, not your family's.
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Wesley Health Center - Phoenix
1300 S 10th St
Phoenix, AZ 85034Tests for: Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Syphilis, HIV, Hepatitis C
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Mountain Park Health Center - Baseline 303
303 E. Baseline Rd, Suite 200
Phoenix, AZ 85042Tests for: Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Syphilis, HIV, Hepatitis C
Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
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Wesley Health Center - Coffelt
1510 S. 19th Dr.
Phoenix, AZ 85009Tests for: Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Syphilis, HIV, Hepatitis C
When you call, ask:
- Is this visit part of your Title X family planning program?
- What would I pay at my income?
- Can I walk in, or do I need an appointment?
HHS Office of Population Affairs Title X clinic locator, updated October 20, 2026. Services and hours are as each clinic reports them to HHS.
Community health centers in Tempe
3 federally qualified community health centers in Tempe charge on a sliding scale by income and see patients regardless of insurance. Call ahead to confirm the site offers STD testing and to book.
Every site above tests free or at low cost based on income, and that is the right first stop. An at-home kit is self-pay and is not billed to Medicaid, so the clinic route usually costs less. If you would rather test at home:
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