Hurricane Helene: Public Health Department Closures

Latest updates: Hurricane Helene

Our public health departments' hours of operation may be affected by power and staffing outages. This means that some closures may not appear on the state government office delays and closings map. The health and safety of our employees and our clients remains our highest priority. We are working to get services restored as safely and quickly as possible.

Learn more about DPH's role with hurricanes, floods, and weather emergencies.

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FREE STD/HIV testing on June 27 at most local health department clinics. Please call 1-855-472-3432 to schedule an appointment or view a listing of local health departments.


Use the list below to find a testing site near you or use this Map to find HIV, STD & Hepatitis services near you.

Take the Test & Take the Next Step.

The NHTD theme for 2023 is "Take the Test & Take the Next Step." This year, we’re going beyond the test to emphasize the steps everyone can take once they know their HIV status. This theme emphasizes that knowing your HIV status helps you choose options to stay healthy.


Take the next step.  Okay, I got tested, now what?  HIV testing, including self-testing, is the pathway to engaging people in care to keep them healthy, regardless of their test result. People who receive a negative test result can take advantage of HIV prevention tools such as pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), condoms, and other sexual health services such as vaccines and testing for sexually transmitted infections. People who receive a positive test result can rapidly start HIV treatment (antiretroviral therapy, or ART) to stay healthy.

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STD/HIV Hotline: 1-800-322-2437

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