PrEP is a once-daily pill regimen that is 99% effective at preventing HIV.
1. Complete our questionnaire
Answer a simple questionnaire about your health history. Our PrEP team will reach out to you to complete the process. In some cases, you may require additional in-person lab testing.*
2. Self-test at home
If you qualify, our lab partner will mail you a discreetly packaged HIV/STI and metabolic panel at-home test kit. You collect the samples as instructed and mail them back to the lab for screening, using the prepaid envelope.
3. Visit with our provider via telehealth
Once your results are ready, our medical provider will determine if PrEP is right for you.
4. Your medication is delivered fast and discreet
Your medication will be shipped discreetly from the pharmacy to your house.
5. Renew, repeat
Our PrEP team will contact you to renew your prescription, and send out new labs.
* If you’ve ever been diagnosed with Hepatitis B or syphilis, you need to have actual lab blood draws, and the at home labs are not right for you.
Your PrEP@Home home tests will be analyzed at our partner laboratory, Binx™. Binx is a state-of-the-art lab that specializes in complex molecular testing and is CAP-accredited, meaning that it meets the scientifically rigorous standards of the College of American Pathologists.
Binx is also CLIA-approved, achieving the US government’s standards of quality and safety under the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments. Your personal information is always anonymized and your personal health information is protected according to HIPAA law.
Whether you have insurance or not, our PrEP teams will help you get PrEP at little or no cost.
To ensure the medication we prescribe is safe for you, please answer honestly the following few questions. Your answers are confidential and only used to make sure this prescription and care is right for you. The telehealth session we provide should not be considered a replacement for a primary care relationship or annual physical wellness exam. We encourage you to see your health provider at least once a year.
