We know there is a lot of shame and stigma in our society around sexually transmitted diseases or infections. We also know that this may often prevent people from seeking the care that they need to be healthy and safe. Feminist Center is committed to providing non-judgmental and compassionate STI testing and treatment services to everyone no matter their sexual orientation or gender identity. So whether you are looking to get tested as a precaution or because you may have symptoms, our doors are open to you. We are here to help and we won’t judge you.

What we offer:

Our trained and compassionate providers will provide you with the care you need.  We offer tests and treatments for:

• Chlamydia
• Gonorrhea
• Hepatitis B and C
• Herpes
• Syphilis
• Trichomoniasis infection
• HIV

Feminist Center is committed to providing non-judgmental and compassionate HIV testing and counseling services to everyone no matter their sexual orientation or gender identity. So whether you are looking to get tested as a precaution or because you may have symptoms, our doors are open to you.

What to expect:

• Blood test
• Following your appointment, you will receive a phone call from us with your test results.
• In case your test results are inconclusive or positive, we offer counseling services along with a referral to a treatment center.

Colposcopy is a procedure used to examine the cervix, walls of the vagina, and vulva (external genitalia) through a colposcope to find any abnormal cells. This procedure can also be used to diagnose genital warts or cervicitis (inflammation of the cervix). A colposcope is a magnifying device used to enlarge the view of the tissue of the cervix or vagina. If a provider finds any abnormal cells, they may biopsy the area by collecting a tissue sample to be sent for lab testing. Typically, this procedure is performed after a cervical cancer screening results in abnormal changes found in cervical tissue.

Typically, this procedure is performed if a patient has an abnormal pap smear or colposcopy, but it can also be used to diagnose and treat polyps or genital warts. This procedure is used to test and treat medication conditions by removing abnormal or precancerous cells from the cervix. LEEP uses a small electrically heated wire loop that removes abnormal cells in cervical tissue. The removed tissue is sent to a lab for further evaluation or testing.