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Every Service Runs on Zero Cost

For anyone managing STI care without insurance, without a regular provider, or simply paying out of pocket, La Clinica del Pueblo's standing policy covers every service (testing, treatment, counseling) without a balance owed at any point in care.

Spanish Is the Working Language of Care

For a patient whose primary language is Spanish, La Clinica del Pueblo conducts the full visit (clinical intake, test counseling, treatment discussion) in Spanish natively, not as an accommodation layered onto an English-first system.

Ryan White Funding Covers HIV Care End to End

La Clinica del Pueblo's HIV/AIDS medical treatment is structured under Ryan White Program funding, which means the continuum from a rapid HIV test through ongoing HIV medical management operates within a single, federally supported program rather than fragmenting across separate funding streams.

Without on-site language support, a patient leaves Washington Health Institute with instructions they cannot act on. A prescription unfilled, a follow-up missed, a treatment course abandoned. Washington Health Institute staffs Spanish and interpretation services directly, so the clinical conversation that drives adherence and treatment completion happens at the appointment itself.

Ryan White Program funding at Washington Health Institute means antiretroviral therapy, viral-load monitoring, and ongoing HIV medical management are financially supported for eligible clients. Not just the initial diagnosis visit. The infrastructure keeps prescriptions active and lab work continuous rather than dependent on coverage gaps or out-of-pocket cycles.

Washington Health Institute prescribes PrEP, including Truvada and Descovy, and PEP on-site, with the follow-up HIV and renal monitoring those regimens require built into ongoing care. Keeping prescribing and monitoring at one clinic eliminates the handoff that interrupts adherence mid-course.

ASL and Spanish Spoken at the Clinical Level

When a clinic can't communicate directly, a patient leaves with incomplete instructions, misunderstood results, or a follow-up appointment they won't keep. CCI Health Services closes that gap with on-staff Spanish speakers and American Sign Language, alongside interpretation for other languages, so nothing about a diagnosis or treatment plan gets lost in transmission.

PrEP and PEP Prescribed and Managed On-Site

CCI Health Services prescribes and manages both PrEP, including Truvada and Descovy, and PEP directly, with coverage extended to uninsured patients through a dedicated PrEP program. Ongoing monitoring, the routine labs that keep a PrEP prescription active, runs through the same clinic rather than a separate provider.

Hepatitis C Treatment Runs Through This Clinic

Many STI clinics test for hepatitis C and send patients elsewhere for care, a gap that often means delayed or abandoned treatment. CCI Health Services in Takoma Park treats hepatitis C on-site, keeping the full arc of care, from reactive antibody to completed treatment, within one clinical relationship.

Every Service Here Carries No Balance

When cost becomes the reason someone delays care, an untreated bacterial infection becomes a longer-term problem. Prince Georges County Health Department charges nothing (no fee at checkout, no sliding-scale floor) for testing, treatment, and vaccines, removing the financial stop that turns a single visit into months of postponement.

Spanish Care That Goes Beyond the Test

Spanish-speaking patients frequently leave clinics having received results but not the counseling or follow-up that should accompany them, because staff capable of that conversation simply aren't there. At Prince Georges County Health Department, Spanish is a working clinical language across HIV counseling, treatment navigation, and prevention education.

Ryan White Funds Continuous HIV Medical Care Here

Ryan White funding at Prince Georges County Health Department underwrites an unbroken arc from a rapid or conventional HIV test through ongoing HIV/AIDS medical treatment: prescriptions managed, adherence counseled, and care sustained without the patient needing to source a separate provider to continue what the test started.