For People at Risk for Infection & Patient Care

 

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Prevention Project

Bellevue Hospital Center and NYU School of Medicine now offer free, confidential testing for HIV and sexually transmitted infections at two bathhouses for men who have sex with men in New York City. This innovative project, under the direction of Dr. Demetre Daskalakis, combines the Bellevue clinical service of HIV testing with NYU research in sexually transmitted infections and prevention. Accesible testing hours and a judgment-free environment streamline the availability of testing for infections impacting our community.

The Men's Sexual Health Project (M*SHP) offers the following on a walk-in basis:

  • Rapid HIV antibody testing, with results available in 20 minutes
  • HIV PCR/viral load testing to identify recent HIV infections
  • Testing for sexually transmitted infections, including Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, and Syphilis
  • Risk reduction counseling with a doctor or trained HIV counselor
  • Tenemos empleados que hablan español. Para más información, por favor oprima aquí.

Email: testingproject@med.nyu.edu 
Text Message: 917-568-2272

 

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HIVinfosource is also an informational resource about current topics in HIV/AIDS and the body. HIVInfoSource is your guide to the innovative clinical research and comprehensive care options at the NYU School of Medicine and Bellevue Hospital Center. It is our mission to work with you as we discover new strategies for treating people with HIV and helping HIV-negative people stay safe.

 

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Additional Resources for those affected by HIV

AIDS Service Center

GMHC

Harlem United

NYC Dept of Health 

African Services Committee 

Field Services Unit Brochures for Providers and Patients

 

 

New York City HIV/AIDS Surveillance Reports fromthe HIV Epidemiology and Field Services Program of the Bureau of HIV Prevention and Control, NYCDOHMH (Jan, 2012)