Billy DeFrank LGBT Center

Free HIV testing is available at the Billy DeFrank LGBT Center. The rapid test (results in approx. 20 minutes) is available as well as the standard test (results in 2 weeks). You can choose between Anonymous (no ID required, result delivered verbally) and Confidential (valid state ID required, written result provided).

Testing is available Monday thru Thursday. Testing hours are 10 am to 3:00 pm by appointment and 3:30 pm to 8:00 pm for walk-ins. Please call ahead for testing space availability, testing times are subject to change due to test counselor training dates and Laboratory availability.

To schedule an appointment or for more information please contact: the DeFrank Center at (408) 293-3040 (assistance available in Spanish, Vietnamese and Tagalog)

Please bring photo identification if you are looking for confidential testing (written results provided). Upon entering the building, inform our front desk volunteer that you are interested in receiving an HIV test and you will be directed to our testing room. Though the test itself takes just a few minutes, each test counseling session lasts approximately 30-40 minutes per client (some have more questions than others). There is no time limit per client.

For more info please contact AnthonyTrazo (Tagalog) @ 408-293-3040 ext 119 , Kevin Nguyen (Vietnamese) at ext. 112

Santa Clara County HIV Testing Center
Free anonymous HIV testing.
(408) 792-3720
Crane Center
976 Lenzen Ave
San Jose, CA 95126 [map]

Home HIV Test Kit
The only FDA-approved home HIV test kit.
Web: www.homehivtestkit.com

STD/HIV/AIDS Groups & Resources

The AIDSnet Sentry Project
An Internet-based STD/HIV/AIDS education, counseling and referral program for men of color. Project Coordinator - Anthony Trazo, (408) 293-2429 x112.
Email: aidsnetsentry@defrank.org

The Living Center
HIV+ Drop-in Support, Groups for Men & Women, English & Spanish
The Neil A. Christie Living Center, located in the heart of San Jose, was developed as a safe, accessible and friendly place for people living with HIV/AIDS and others to meet and learn from each other as well as meet with service providers.
46 Race Street
San Jose, CA 95126
(408) 971-0852
Email: info@thelivingcenter.org
Web: www.thelivingcenter.org

Asian & Pacific Islander Wellness Center
Community HIV/AIDS Services
730 Polk Street, 4th floor, San Francisco, CA 94109
(415) 292-3400
Web: apiwellness.org

inSPOT
[STD] Internet Notification Service for Partners or Tricks
inSPOT is an alternative way to tell your sex partners you have an STD. Send them a free inSPOT e-card, ANONYMOUSLY or from your email address. No information will be reported to any government or private agency.
Web: www.inspot.org

Center for Disease Control and Prevention
Department of Health and Human Services website
An easy to navigate and comprehensive online resource. Everything from traveler's health, workplace safety, flu updates, HIV/STDs and environmental health.Check regularly for Important Health Updates.
Web: www.cdc.gov

AIDS.org
Online AIDS Information
A complete collection of easy-to-understand fact sheets about AIDS and HIV treatments and conditions – including conventional, alternative, and complementary therapies. Updated regularly to keep up with the latest information. Information is the most powerful weapon we have in the fight against AIDS.
Web: www.aids.org

Gay and Lesbian Medical Association (GLMA)
Find an LGBT or LGBT-friendly Medical Professional
Non-profit organization working to end homophobia in health care. You can search for a doctor by location and specialization by clicking on http://services.glma.org/referrals.
Gay and Lesbian Medical Association
459 Fulton Street, Suite 107
San Francisco, CA 94102
Web: www.glma.org

THT AIDS Services
The Health Trust AIDS Services
THT AIDS Services, previously known as Health Connections, is the largest case management provider in Santa Clara County. Health Connections Case Management serves anyone living with HIV/AIDS in Santa Clara County by assuring access to all services needed to promote health, dignity and quality of life, thereby preventing the spread of HIV.
The Health Trust AIDS Services
1701-A South Bascom Ave.
Campbell, CA 95008
Phone: 408-961-9850, 800-325-1890
Fax: 408-961-9856
http://www.healthtrust.org/programs/programs-healthconn.cfm

Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley
Description: is a non-profit organization provided quality medical, dental care, mental health counseling as well as alcohol and other substance abuse counseling, free HIV testing, health education, nutrition and WIC program.Mission: To help ensure the survival of American Indian families and individuals by providing quality health care, by supporting the healing process, by encouraging, educating, and empowering our clients in seeking and maintaining wellness and enhancing their quality of life, and by facilitating the equity and accessibility of comprehensive health care for the American Indian community.
Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley
1333 Meridian Ave
San Jose Ca 95125
Phone N0. 408-445-3400
Fax NO. 408-445-269-9273
Free confidential HIV testing: 408-445-3400 x 372 (English) x 261 (Spanish)
Website: http://www.indianhealthsanjose.org

Ira Greene PACE Clinic
Partners in AIDs Care and Education

Address:2400 Moorpark Ave, #316B San Jose, CA 95128 (County: Santa Clara)

Appointments and registration: 408-885-5935 OR 1-800-329-4055
Prescription refills: 408-885-7691
Fax:408-885-4699
TDD: 408-971-4068

Description: Partners in AIDS Care and Education (PACE) Positive PACE Primary Care Clinic provides primary care for clients in all stages of HIV infection. Services include medical evaluation, treatment and management of HIV, nursing triage, access to clinical trials, psychiatric and mental health counseling, nutritional assessment and counseling, dental services (referrals to Chaboya Clinic), and a pharmacist for medication adherence issues. Medical referrals to specialty clinics for further evaluation and treatment, i.e. Dermatology, Surgery, Endocrine, GI, etc. *Early Intervention Program (EIP) is a component to the medical care that seeks to maximize the healthy and productive lives of HIV-positive individuals by delaying and or minimizing harmful effects of HIV disease. Components include evaluation of emotional and practical needs with access to a social worker, health educator, benefits counselor, and nutritionist.
No patient will be denied services based on the ability to pay.