Norwood STD Testing

Local Same-Day STD Testing

Having a nationwide network of doctors who can write prescriptions in Norwood, Massachusetts means we can provide the fastest STD treatment possible. We don't like complicated STD testing, so we made sure all of our tests can detect STDs with a simple blood or urine test. Get specific STD treatment and care from a healthcare provider that our physicians refer you to if your Norwood, Massachusetts STD testing comes back positive.

If you hate waiting for your test results, call our health specialists anytime, night or day for an update. Visit any of our test centers located conveniently around Norwood. With our test recommendation tool, you can get a personalized suggestion about what testing is right for you.

Test results, once available will be made available on your PCs, smartphones or tablets. We believe in your right to privacy so we will never report your test results to your health insurance company or place it in your permanent medical records. Your results are dispatched promptly.

STD Rate for Norwood, Massachusetts

The first step you have to take to defend yourself against STDs is arming yourself with knowledge. If you want facts and figures about sexually transmitted diseases in Norwood, there are reports created by the federal government and the Massachusetts department of health.

• In Massachusetts, the percentage of adults diagnosed with AIDS within 12 months of first HIV diagnoses in 2010 was 34.1%.
• In 2010, the estimated rate of American Indians living in Massachusetts with HIV is 164.8 per 100,000 people.
• In 2011, men in Massachusetts accounted for 912 of total HIV diagnoses.
• In 2010, Massachusetts had an estimated rate of 37.7 gonorrhea infections per 100,00 people.
• In 2011, the rate of HIV infection among whites was 10.1 HIV infections per 100,000 persons in Massachusetts.

The odds that you'll contract an STD at some point in your lifetime are very high. Testing in Norwood, Massachusetts can be done in as little as 5 minutes. Condoms and dental dams will help reduce the threat of getting an STD, but some can be transferred by simple skin-to-skin contact.