STD Clinic Hours

We offer STD Testing at no cost to you by appointment only on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays. We are no longer able to accept walk-ins for STD testing although same-day appointments may be available.

To schedule an appointment please read this informational webpage, and then call (316) 945-9400 to speak with one of our schedulers.

Starting Monday, May 6, the STD standalone clinic will close. From this date forward, STD testing will be offered as a free service to women in conjunction with their pregnancy test & ultrasound appointment.

What Do I Need To Know Before My Visit?

We will need to reschedule your appointment if any of the following apply:

  • You’re on your period
  • You’ve had sex or used vaginal medication or douching in the last 48 hours

At this time, Embrace Offers Swab Tests For STD Testing. Urine Tests Are Not Available. STD testing is not available for pregnant women until May 6, 2024.

What Do You Test For?

  • Herpes (visual check only)
  • Genital Warts
  • Gonorrhea
  • Chlamydia
  • Trichomoniasis
  • Syphilis (at doctor’s discretion)
  • HIV (at doctor’s discretion)

How Long Does It Take To Get My Results Back?

Test results return in 1-2 weeks, depending on which test was performed. If results are positive, your medical provider at Embrace will give you further instructions for treatment.

Can I Get Treatment For My Partner If I’m Positive?

We can only prescribe medication to individuals following their assessment with the physician. If you’ve tested positive, your partner should schedule an exam of their own at Embrace to provide the best care for their individual needs.

Have I Been Exposed To An STD?

Engaging in any sexual activity (oral, anal, vaginal intercourse, or genital touching) exposes you to the possibility of an STD. The only way to know if you have an STD is to get tested.

It is always best for your body and health to be treated for an STD as soon as possible. The CDC advises you get tested at least once a year.

Do I Have To Have Symptoms To Be Tested?

No. It is possible to contract and give an STD without knowing you have one. If an STD is allowed to continue without treatment, more serious complications can result.

Some STDs can cause a discharge, burning with urination, or genital sores. Other STDs have less obvious symptoms.