Sexual Health Clinics in Canada
42 sexual health clinics in 36 cities. Compare patient ratings, check hours, and find one near you.
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About sexual health clinics
Sexual health clinics across Canada offer testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections (STIs), HIV testing, birth control and emergency contraception, and counselling on sexual health. Many are public health or community clinics, and some are non-profit. Services, fees and whether you need an appointment differ by clinic, so check before you go.
Across Canada, 3 sexual health clinics list Saturday hours and 1 lists Sunday hours. The average patient rating is 4.1 out of 5, and 12 clinics are rated 4.5 or higher.
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Questions about sexual health clinics
What to expect before you go.
What does a sexual health clinic do?
Sexual health clinics test for and treat sexually transmitted infections (STIs), test for HIV, and provide birth control, emergency contraception, and counselling on sexual health. Some also offer vaccines such as HPV and hepatitis B, and pregnancy testing and options counselling.
Do I need a referral or a health card?
Usually not a referral. Public health and community clinics generally see you without one, and many provide STI testing at no charge. Bring your provincial health card if you have one, and ask the clinic what applies if you do not.
Is a visit confidential?
Yes. Clinics keep your health information private under provincial privacy law. Some provinces also offer anonymous or non-nominal HIV testing, so ask the clinic which options it offers.
Can I walk in, or do I need to book?
It depends on the clinic. Some hold drop-in hours for testing, and others book appointments only. Check the clinic's hours and its website or phone line before you go.
Where can I get emergency contraception?
Many pharmacies and sexual health clinics provide emergency contraception, and it works best when taken as soon as possible after unprotected sex. Call ahead to confirm it is in stock.
How often should I get tested for STIs?
It depends on your age, partners and risk. Ask a nurse or doctor at the clinic what schedule suits you, and get tested after a new partner or if you notice symptoms.
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