The Facts About Reproductive Health Here in Gainesville

Alachua County Health Department
(352) 334-7960 to schedule an appointment
-Testing done for optional $20 fee
-Anonymous and confidential HIV/AIDS testing
-HIV/AIDS counseling
(352) 334-7910 to schedule an appointment; some walk-ins also available
-Sliding scale fee for services
-STI examination, treatment, and consultation
-Pregnancy testing, counseling, and referral
-Birth control prescribed and filled
-Physical exams and lab analysis

Planned Parenthood of North Central Florida
Some insurance plans accepted
(352) 377-0881 to schedule an appointment, some services available as walk-ins
-Birth Control and EC prescriptions filled
-Testing and treatment for STIs
-Gynecological exams and Pap smears
-Anonymous HIV/AIDS testing and counseling (free testing from 9-12 on Wednesdays)
-Pregnancy testing and non-biased counseling

Bread & Roses Women’s Health Clinic
(352) 372-1664 to schedule an appointment
-Birth control and pregnancy testing
-Gynecological exams and Pap smears
-STI testing and treatment
-Medical and surgical abortion

All Women’s Health Clinic
(352) 378-9191 or 1-800-869-0440 to schedule an appointment
-Gynecological exams and Pap smears
-Testing and treatment for STIs
-Birth control, including EC, prescriptions filled
-Medical and surgical abortions

Student Health Care Center
Student insurance accepted; lab tests have an additional fee
(352) 392-1161 for students/staff/faculty to schedule an appointment
-Pap smears and pelvic exams
-Contraceptives counseling and prescriptions filled, including EC
-Pregnancy testing and referrals
-STI testing and treatment
-HPV vaccine (not covered by insurance)

Student Counseling Center
No charge for UF students
(352) 392-1575 to schedule an appointment
-Confidential counselors available in a variety of fields for group and individual sessions
-Center for Sexual Assault/Abuse Recovery and Education: Individual and group therapy will assist students in recovery; peer educators make the greater campus community aware of sexual assault and how to prevent it

UPD’s Victims Services
(352) 392-5648 during normal business hours, (352) 392-1111 24 hours a day
-Free and confidential
-Advocate will accompany and support victim through all legal procedings
-Referrals for counseling