Alder Health Services HIV/STI Testing
Please review the criteria to receive testing and treatment.
Available starting October 23, 2024
Insured
- You are welcome to utilize the walk-in diagnostic services available every Wednesday evenings.
- You can also arrange a visit to our healthcare clinic by dialing (717) 233-7190 or by submitting our online contact for, here.
- Your insurance provider will receive the billing for these services.
- In case your insurance does not cover the testing or if there are constraints related to your coverage, we encourage you to speak to our medical staff members for alternative options.
- Please have a valid photo ID and insurance card available for walk-in testing or if you schedule an appointment.
Uninsured
- Those without insurance are also welcome for walk-in testing services.
- All testing services operate on a first-come, first-serve basis.
If you require translation services, please make our staff aware of it.
Walk-in testing are available every Wednesday from 3:30pm to 6:30pm for all individuals starting 10/23/2024. The last walk-in patient will be seen by 6:15pm. Insured individuals must have a valid photo ID and insurance card. We acknowledge that Alder's testing services have been modified. However, your health and safety remain our number one concern, and we are committed to making our walk-in testing services accessible to everyone in need. Don't hesitate to reach out with any questions or concerns; we are here to support you!
Alder Health Services offers confidential HIV & STI testing.
This service is only available at our Harrisburg location.
100 N. Cameron St, Ste.201, Harrisburg
To learn more, call 717.233.7190 or contact us online.
Screenings include
Chlamydia
Gonorrhea
HIV
Syphilis
Reducing HIV Infection
We are working to provide individuals with the knowledge, skills, and resources they need to reduce their risk of HIV infection. With the basic knowledge of HIV and the proper skills, individuals can successfully avoid infection thus fulfilling the reality that HIV is 100% preventable!
- Increase awareness of HIV through testing and treatment
- Provide education on risk reduction techniques
- PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis) to those who qualify
- Link those living with HIV to treatment and support