The STI/HIV Clinic has modified its clinic experience to protect patients and staff from COVID-19 while continuing to provide excellent sexual health care.

New safety measures have been implemented to ensure patient and staff safety:

1. Patients and staff must wear face coverings at all times
2. Patients must perform hand-washing with soap and water or alcohol-based hand rub when they enter the Clinic
3. Physical distancing of six feet between patients and staff will be maintained
4. Disinfection of high-touch surfaces will be conducted
5. Due to high patient demand, seeking care in the Clinic will require a phone appointment
   • All patients will be screened for COVID-19 and STI and HIV risks
   • Temperature checks will be conducted upon entry into the Clinic
   • Results of the screens will determine a patient’s eligibility to enter the Clinic and the type of medical services provided
6. Only the patient is allowed to enter the Clinic at their appointment time

For more information about COVID-19 and/or to locate a testing site, call 2-1-1 or visit https://health.hawaii.gov/docd/contact-us/

Phone Appointments

(808) 733-9849
Call between 8:00 AM – 9:45 AM, Monday through Friday (closed on state holidays), to schedule/reschedule or cancel a same-day or next-day appointment

Services

• Testing, diagnosis and treatment of STIs
• STI and HIV partner services
• The Clinic tests for:
  1. Chlamydia
  2. Gonorrhea
  3. Syphilis
  4. HIV (fingerstick rapid HIV Test)
• The Clinic does not test for:
  1. Herpes
  2. HPV
  3. Syphilis for work-related screening
  4. COVID-19
• The Clinic does not offer family planning services
• The Clinic does not provide testing for pregnant women; pregnant women are referred to their health care provider
• The Clinic provides services to patients 14 years of age or older, regardless of insurance

Important Information

• Bring a picture identification (e.g., Driver’s License, State ID, US or International Passport)
• Do not urinate one hour before testing
• Plan to arrive 10 minutes before your appointment time
• Late arrival may mean loss of your appointment
• Children are not allowed in the clinic
• Pets are not allowed in the clinic

Reasons Why Patients Seek Care at the Clinic

• In the COVID-19 phased reopening, the STI/HIV Clinic is currently focused on providing the following urgent sexual health services: 
  • Presence of signs and symptoms (e.g., discharge from the penis, vagina, rectum; painful urination; an ulcer to the genitals; generalized body rash; lower abdominal pain (in women); rectal pain; and testicular pain);
  • Contact with a partner who is diagnosed with an STI or HIV;
  • Referral by a staff from the Hawaii State Department of Health;
  • Treatment for a positive laboratory test for an STI (chlamydia, gonorrhea, and/or syphilis); 
  • Newly diagnosed HIV patient seeking care management