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Get Tested Where can I get tested for HIV?

HIV testing availability will vary depending on where you live. Some clinics can provide tests as can some doctor's offices. There may be HIV testing sites in your community and some health departments and organizations will sponsor HIV testing days, providing free testing to anyone who wants to be tested. Counseling, to help you understand test results and risk, may be available. Get connected to your country's National AIDS Commission, Health Department, or a community organization to find out where you can get tested for HIV.

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1 What is an HIV test and how does it work?
2 Will my health care provider test me for HIV as part of a routine physical?
3 Do all HIV tests involve drawing blood?
4 How quickly will I get my test results?
5 Will my parents know if I get tested?
6 How much does it cost to get tested?
7 How does someone know if they are infected with HIV?
8 If I think I have been exposed to HIV, how soon should I get tested?
9 Where can I get tested for HIV?
10 What if I test positive for HIV?
11 If I test HIV negative, does that mean that my partner is HIV negative also?