HIV Testing Information
HIV Alliance offers free, anonymous and confidential OraQuick Rapid Tests (results in 20 minutes). We are currently able test people in populations with a high prevalence of HIV. We recommend that high-risk populations test for HIV every 3-6 months.
High-risk populations include:
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People who are gay and bisexual men;
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Men who have sex with men (MSM) and their sexual partners;
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People who inject drugs (PWID) and their sexual partners;
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Transgender people;
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People who exchange sex for drugs, money, shelter or something else of value; and
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Sexual partners of people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWH/A).
If you do not qualify for a test with us, you are welcome to speak with a counselor about how to reduce your risk and where you can go for testing.
Although our services are free, we have a suggested donation of $25 for HIV testing
Testing Times | HIV Alliance – 1966 Garden Ave, Eugene OR 97403
Monday: 5-7 PM
Tuesday: 5-7 PM
Thursday: 6-8 PM
Friday: 1-5 PM
All testing at HIV Alliance is confidential. Click here to view HIV Alliance's Counseling and Testing Privacy Notice.
Douglas County| HIV Alliance - 545 W Umpqua St, Roseburg OR 97471- 541-440-2761
Monday, Wednesday, & Friday: 12-6PM
Marion County: please contact the Marion County Health Department by clicking here.
Jackson County: Walk-in testing is offered at Jackson County Health and Human Services on Tuesdays from 9 AM – 5 PM. Testing is located at 1005 E. Main Building A, Medford OR 97504. For more information, click here.
Josephine County: HIV testing is offered twice a month at Newman's Methodist Church in Grants Pass. Testing times vary, so please call Leona at 541-440-2761 for more information.
Where can I go to get tested in Lane Count if I don't fit into one of the high-risk populations?
Planned Parenthood
1670 High St., Eugene, 541-344-9411
793 N. Danebo, Eugene, 541-463-9731
225 Q St., Springfield, 541-744-7121
plannedparenthood.org
Lane County Public Health
151 W. 7th Ave., Room 310.
Please call (541) 682-4041 for more information and to make an appointment.
lanecounty.org
OraQuick Rapid Test is an oral antibody test. Rapid test results are available in 20 minutes.
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Results are over 99% accurate.
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If a result is "reactive" the result is considered to be a "preliminary positive" and an additional confirmatory test is needed.
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HIV Alliance will cover the cost for any confirmatory testing at Oregon Medical Labs.
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The conventional test is available to those who may feel uncomfortable receiving their results in 20 minutes.
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Additionally, we offer Hepatitis C (HCV) testing during our testing times. For more information on HCV, talk with a HIV testing counselor about qualifying in our populations.
Questions? More Information?
Prevention and Volunteer Assistant
541-342-5088 ext. 109