Best HIV Testing Center New Haven Near Me

4worldlovers: Planned Parenthood is one of the nation’s leading providers of high-quality, affordable health care, and the nation’s largest provider of sex education. With or without insurance, you can always come to us for your health care.

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You can privately and easily book your appointment online for select services 24/7. For the full set of services, you can call 203-503-0450 to book your appointment. Health center staff can also answer any questions you may have.

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Take I-91 South to Exit 3 (Trumbull Street). Go straight through the light and continue straight on Trumbull Street to the first light. Take a right onto Whitney Avenue. Continue north on Whitney Avenue for three traffic lights to Edwards Street. Turn right on Edwards Street. The entrance is the first driveway on the left.

Take I-95 North to I-91 North towards Hartford/Springfield. Take Exit 3 (Trumbull Street). Go straight through light and continue straight on Trumbull St. to the first light. Take a right onto Whitney Avenue. Continue north on Whitney Avenue for three traffic lights to Edwards Street. Turn right on Edwards Street. The entrance is the driveway on the left.

Take Route 63 (Whalley Avenue), all the way into Downtown New Haven where it turns into Elm Street. Take a left on Church Street. Go several blocks, and Church becomes Whitney Avenue. Continue north on Whitney Avenue for four traffic lights to Edwards Street. Turn right on Edwards Street. The entrance is the first driveway on the left.

Take I-95 South to I-91 North towards Hartford/Springfield and take Exit 3 (Trumbull Street). Go straight through light and continue straight on Trumbull Street to the first light. Take a right onto Whitney Avenue. Continue north on Whitney Avenue for three traffic lights to Edwards Street. Turn right on Edwards Street. The entrance is the first driveway on the left.

Getting a physical for school or employment? Please bring all of the required forms with you.

We’re unable to provide childcare at our health center. For safety reasons children need to be accompanied by an adult when they’re in the waiting room. Only infants can accompany you to the exam room. Please bring a friend or family member to be with your children if you don’t have childcare at home.

Specially trained staff and medical equipment are available for people with physical disabilities.

You can fill your birth control prescriptions at our health center instead of the pharmacy. during business hours

You can come to us for services that don’t require a medical exam. For example, birth control education and supplies; emergency contraception (AKA the morning after pill); pregnancy testing and counseling; STD testing, and testing and treatments for urinary tract infections.

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4worldlovers: Dr. Lydia Aoun Barakat is the director of Yale Infectious Disease Ambulatory Services

As the Medical Director of the Nathan Smith Clinic at Yale New Haven Hospital, she oversees the HIV care of over 900 patients living with HIV/AIDS. Dr. Barakat’s career is highlighted by her commitment for managing HIV disease. She has received and contributed in multiple HRSA and CDC grants that are dedicated to the mission of serving the people living with HIV/AIDS and require a long term vision in accomplishing a high standard quality of care as well as a focus on outcome measures.

Dr. Barakat is a leader in Quality Improvement in HIV care and serves as member in several local and national committees dedicated to improving HIV Quality. Her work has been recognized nationally by the presentation of the “Senior Leadership Award” for her role in building an HIV Quality infrastructure for patient care.

She is passionate about teaching residents and students, mentoring them for presentations in national meetings and completing clinical research projects. Dr. Barakat has been honored to receive “Teacher of the year award” on four occasions during the last decade. She also serves as the Program Director for the HIV Training Track in the Yale Internal Medicine Primary Care Residency Program that she established and implemented since 2011.

Dr. Barakat is also an investigator in the Yale AIDS clinical trials and has ongoing research projects on HIV and aging.

Dr. Barakat has taken every opportunity to expand her knowledge and expertise in the fields of Medicine and Infectious Diseases. She enjoys the investigative process the results in the diagnosis in challenging infectious disease cases; whether diagnosing a “Fatal Inhalation Anthrax in a 94-year-old Connecticut Woman” published in JAMA, or the patient who almost lost his vision due to Cat Scratch Disease as reported in “Diagnosis: Vision Quest” in the New York Times magazine.

Dr. Barakat is dedicated to her role as clinician educator at Yale where caring for patients and mentoring students and residents are paramount.

Yale School of Medicine- Department of Medicine Diversity Equity and Inclusion

4worldlovers: We’re Connecticut’s leading health center for the LGBTQ community. You deserve groundbreaking, radically inclusive, gender-affirming, and sex-positive care—that’s why we’re here.

Our care is LGBTQ-centered. No need to worry about being deadnamed when you call us. We don’t blame everything on your hormones. And you don’t have to teach us the basics of your identity to get appropriate care.

Medicine regimens tailored to meet your individual needs and goals—no gatekeeping.

Easy online visits, free or low-cost options, and delivery to your door. Get PrEP from the experts.

“Very friendly LGBTQ (and allies) staff. Highly recommend! Sex positivity, including TGNC couples, non-monogamous relationships, kinky life, and more. Always a phone call away and if busy, they call back ASAP. Easy to read paperwork and quick refills. Always love referring people to Anchor Health!”

Founded in 2016, Anchor Health currently serves over 3,000 patients, over half transgender and gender diverse, across full-service health centers in Hamden and Stamford.

Anchor Health announces the addition of two new providers and a promotion in 2023.