PrEP is for everyone. Learn more about it.
PrEP works for women, men, people of transgender experience, people of all gender identities and sexual orientations, youth, and people who inject drugs.
Learn More About PrEP
HealthHIV wants to hear directly from people who have been prescribed PrEP or are considering taking PrEP. Share your lived experiences and thoughts by completing the HealthHIV State of HIV Care™ Eighth National Survey today.
The survey covers a variety of topics for former, current, and prospective users of PrEP, including:
- Discussing PrEP with your healthcare provider
- Concerns and questions about different PrEP options
- Cost, insurance, and coverage of PrEP
- Barriers to PrEP such as stigma, transportation, and provider shortages
Complete the survey by Friday, June 26 to be entered to win one of three $50 gift cards. Click on the button and select “A prospective, current, or past user of PrEP” on the landing page to begin the survey.
Take the Survey
Need help paying for PrEP?
Whether you are insured or uninsured, we can help you find the best assistance program to help you pay for PrEP.
Become certified in PrEP navigation!
Enroll in the online, self-paced HIV PrEP Navigation Certification Program.
Become an HIV Prevention Certified Provider!
Enroll in the online, self-paced HIV Prevention Certified Provider™ Certification Program.
Recently exposed to HIV?
Take Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) within 72 hours after an exposure to prevent HIV transmission. Contact your doctor, sexual health clinic, or urgent care.
Learn About PEPFaces of PrEP
“PrEP makes me feel empowered. I feel a great sense of independence.”
“I want to continue to keep myself healthy. I would recommend it to anyone.”
“PrEP makes me feel like I am able to take my health into my own hands.”