Detroit STD Testing

Local HIV Testing Centers

Get prescription medication for certain conditions from our physicians in Detroit, Michigan. Our physicians make sure you receive the best possible care by referring you to a specialist if your Detroit, Michigan STD testing comes back positive. We made sure all of the testing we offer is accurate enough to detect STDs in a small blood or urine sample to keep our testing procedure as simple as possible.

Get a personalized recommendation of what tests you need take based on your responses to a few short questions with our test recommendation tool. If you live near Detroit, we have test centers convenient to you. Get up to the minute updates on the status of your test results from one of our health specialists, who are available day or night.

We don't report your test results to your health insurance provider or include it in your permanent medical records. Your test results can be downloaded and made available on your smartphone, tablets and PCs. We make sure you get the test results by email when ready.

Detroit, Michigan STI Morbidity Data

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is responsible for an annual report containing STD data for the Detroit area. Routine STD testing is the most valuable part of a healthcare regimen for sexually active people.

• Injection drug was the 2nd highest source of HIV infection in Michigan in 2010.
• Michigan authorities report that 79 people died from HIV in 2012
• Through October 2012, the highest rate of HIV infection (9,391) occurred among 30-39 year-olds
• Through October 2012, 4,317 or 16% of all HIV infections in Michigan was the result of injection drug use.
• The rate of Hispanic males with HIV infection in Michigan was 2.2 times the rate of White males in 2010.

People who are infected who don't know they have an STD are a common catalyst for the spread of STDs in Michigan. Some STDs can infect the same person several times. Statistically, 25% of all young adults in Michigan have an STD. Most people with STDs are asymptomatic. As many as one half of all Michigan residents will have an STD during their lifetime.