Thank you for choosing the Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) for your sexual health needs. CDPH provides testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) at our Specialty Clinics.

Effective Monday, May 1, 2023, the Chicago Department of Public Health's Austin Specialty Clinic, 4909 W. Division St., will be open three days per week (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday).

The Roseland Specialty Clinic will be open 3 days per week (Monday, Thursday, Friday). CDPH's Lakeview Clinic also offers services 5 days a week. Please contact the clinics prior to your visit for the most up-to-date information.

*Services provided at the clinic are:

• HIV testing and referrals
• Gonorrhea, Chlamydia and Syphilis testing and treatment
• PrEP services (please call to schedule appointment)
• Monkey Pox vaccines (please call to schedule appointment)

*Additional services may be provided for clients based upon need during appointments.

Thank you for your continued support of the work we love to do!

Clinic Hours and Locations

CDPH’s Lakeview Specialty Clinic is open for STI/HIV testing and STI treatment five days a week. Austin and Roseland Specialty Clinics are open three days a week at the designated days and times above. While appointments are preferred, each clinic may be able to accommodate walk-in patients, according to a limited schedule, please call the individual location above, to inquire.

How to Prepare

Please call our clinics to schedule an appointment.

We ask that patients present two items at registration:

• Photo ID (such as a school identification card, state identification card, or driver’s license):
  If you do not have a photo ID at the time of your visit, you can still get STI/HIV testing and same-day HIV test results. However, you must present photo identification when you return for your other test results. 
• Medical Insurance Card (for those with insurance): 
  The Chicago Department of Public Health is committed to providing high-quality care to our patients in the STI Specialty Clinics, regardless of your ability to pay or whether you have insurance.

Patients will need to arrive 10 minutes before their scheduled appointment in order to complete registration. If you arrive 15 minutes late for your appointment you may need to reschedule. All patients are required to wear masks that cover both the nose and mouth. Only patients with scheduled appointments are allowed into the clinic.

The Chicago Department of Public Health is working with City, County, and State guidelines to help protect all its constituents' health and wellness during these uncertain times.