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PrEP and PEP Without a Second Stop

Without a clinic that prescribes both PrEP and PEP directly, prevention often collapses into a gap. A second appointment at a different practice, a delay while records transfer, a window that closes. Integris Health in Oklahoma City holds both prescriptions in-house, so the path from assessment to prescription doesn't run through another provider.

Hepatitis C Treatment Managed Inside the Same Practice

Integris Health in Oklahoma City prescribes and monitors hepatitis C treatment directly, typically direct-acting antivirals requiring viral load tracking and follow-up labs, without routing that course to a separate gastroenterology or infectious disease practice. The prescribing clinician and the treatment protocol stay inside the same system.

Herpes and Hepatitis Added to the Standard Panel

Beyond the core four, Integris Health in Oklahoma City runs herpes and full hepatitis screening (hepatitis B surface antigen, hepatitis C antibody, and hepatitis A status) as part of its panel. That means serology orders and result interpretation happen within a single visit rather than across separate specialty referrals.

Zero-Cost Care Is the Operating Model

The agency is structured so that every line item (testing, counseling, vaccination, treatment) carries no charge, with no means test administered and no partial billing applied. Staff are funded and scheduled to deliver the full scope of services without cost serving as a filter at any stage of the visit.

Spanish Is the Clinical Language Here

Clinical staff conduct appointments in Spanish, which means a patient's history, test results, and treatment instructions are communicated directly rather than through a secondary channel. Reducing the chance that a nuance in exposure history or a follow-up instruction gets lost.

Hepatitis C Testing Included in the Panel

Latino Community Development Agency tests for hepatitis C alongside the standard bacterial and HIV panel, so a single appointment surfaces both sexually transmitted infections and bloodborne hepatitis C. Conditions that share transmission routes and often benefit from being screened together.

Diversity Family Health charges nothing for any of its services, which means the cost of following through (on treatment, on PrEP, on hepatitis care) never becomes the reason someone stops. Testing, treatment, vaccines, and ongoing HIV management all carry the same price: none.

Diversity Family Health provides interpretation services for non-English languages across all clinical encounters, not just intake. That continuity matters for medication adherence counseling and HIV management, where precision in the exchange (dosing, monitoring schedules, side-effect recognition) shapes whether a treatment plan actually holds.

Without a clinic that prescribes and manages both PrEP and PEP directly, prevention becomes a chain of separate appointments. Primary care, then pharmacy, then follow-up elsewhere. Diversity Family Health holds that entire chain, including free PrEP for uninsured patients, so the gap between exposure risk and active prevention has nowhere to widen.

Spanish-Language Care Without a Secondary Step

When a language gap persists through a visit, the consequence isn't inconvenience: it's a prescription misunderstood, a follow-up skipped, or a treatment abandoned. University of Oklahoma Health delivers STI care in Spanish directly, so the clinical conversation, the medication instructions, and the ongoing plan are handled in full without a relay.

Ryan White Funds the Full HIV Continuum Here

Through Ryan White Program funding, University of Oklahoma Health staffs and sustains HIV care from the initial rapid test through antiretroviral prescription and long-term medical management: viral load monitoring, medication adjustments, and continued clinical oversight are part of the same funded structure, not separate referrals to separate systems.

PrEP Is Prescribed and Managed On-Site

University of Oklahoma Health prescribes and monitors PrEP directly: that means an initial clinical assessment, a baseline lab panel, the prescription itself, and scheduled follow-up labs to maintain it. PEP is also available through the same prescribing staff for situations requiring a short-course antiviral regimen.