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Full Care Conducted in Spanish

Clinical care at Infinity Healthcare Group runs fully in Spanish: not just intake, but treatment conversations, PrEP counseling, and hepatitis management. That continuity means nothing gets compressed or lost when a patient and provider are working through a complex medication regimen or a multi-step diagnosis.

PrEP and PEP Prescribed On-Site

Infinity Healthcare Group carries both PrEP and PEP as standing clinical services, meaning the prescribing relationship lives here. No separate infectious disease referral needed. For someone without a regular provider who needs ongoing PrEP adherence support or a fast PEP prescription, that in-house capacity is the practical difference.

Hepatitis C Treatment Runs Through This Clinic

Direct-acting antiviral treatment for hepatitis C (the curative drug course, not just the antibody screen) is delivered at Infinity Healthcare Group itself. That means the monitoring appointments and treatment course stay with one clinical team in Sunrise rather than requiring a separate gastroenterology or infectious disease practice.

Herpes and Hepatitis Tested on the Same Visit

Beyond the four-infection baseline, Mendez tests for herpes, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, and TB in a single appointment. That means one visit generates answers across infections that otherwise require separate scheduling, each result coming back through the same provider who ordered the test.

PrEP Prescribed and Managed Here Directly

Mendez Medical Center holds standing capacity to prescribe and manage both PrEP and PEP, the daily pill for ongoing HIV prevention and the post-exposure course, without sending patients to an outside prescriber. For anyone without a regular provider who needs either medication, the prescribing relationship starts and stays here.

Clinical Staff Carry Conversations in Spanish

Spanish is a working language of the clinical staff at Mendez, not a supplementary service. That means medical history, test results, and treatment decisions move through a direct conversation. No intermediary, no delayed clarification.

Every Service Runs at Zero Cost

All services at Broward Community and Family Health Centers carry no charge, and the concrete effect is that a patient managing multiple needs, say PrEP alongside STI treatment, moves through both without a billing split that would otherwise stall one or the other.

Haitian Creole and Spanish Are Working Clinical Languages

Haitian Creole and Spanish are staffed languages at Broward Community and Family Health Centers, meaning prescriptions are explained, adherence counseling is conducted, and medication monitoring conversations happen directly in those languages. Not routed through a secondary layer.

Ryan White Covers HIV Care from First Test Forward

Ryan White funding at Broward Community and Family Health Centers supports patients who need ongoing HIV medical treatment and medication adherence counseling but lack a consistent provider or the means to sustain care privately, the program holds the continuum from initial rapid testing through long-term HIV management.

Five Named Languages, Staff-Level Fluency

Christos Care Medical conducts care in Chinese, French, Haitian Creole, Portuguese, and Spanish, five languages spoken at the staff level, with interpretation services extending beyond those five. That breadth means clinical conversations about diagnosis, adherence, and prevention happen without a relay.

DoxyPEP Is on the Prevention Menu Here

Many clinics offer PrEP and PEP but stop there, leaving doxycycline post-exposure prophylaxis, DoxyPEP, off the table entirely. Christos Care Medical prescribes all three, so bacterial STI prevention after a potential exposure sits alongside ongoing HIV prevention in a single clinical relationship.

Hepatitis C Treatment Stays Inside Christos Care

Christos Care Medical in Lauderhill carries hepatitis C treatment on-site, not just antibody detection. A confirmed diagnosis moves directly into antiviral management at the same clinic, which removes the gap between knowing and treating that an outside referral would otherwise create.

Herpes and Hepatitis Don't Get Skipped Here

Plenty of testing sites cap their panel at gonorrhea, chlamydia, syphilis, and HIV: herpes and hepatitis require a separate appointment somewhere else, or never get checked at all. Alive and Well runs hepatitis A, B, and C antibody testing alongside a herpes screen in the same visit, closing gaps that a narrower panel leaves open.

Spanish Care Without a Secondary Step

When care at a clinic isn't available in Spanish, patients often cycle through a second appointment, a separate provider, or leave with instructions they have to piece together later. Each gap a point where follow-through breaks down. At Alive and Well, Spanish is woven into the clinical interaction itself, so nothing about your diagnosis, treatment plan, or prevention options gets lost between languages.

PrEP and PEP Are Prescribed and Managed On-Site

Alive and Well prescribes both PrEP and PEP directly: PrEP as an ongoing regimen requiring periodic HIV and kidney-function monitoring, and PEP as a time-sensitive course that the clinic initiates and tracks through completion. Uninsured patients have a dedicated pathway for PrEP coverage, keeping the medication from stalling at the pharmacy.

Herpes and Hepatitis Added to Every Panel

Primary Medical Care Center tests for herpes and both hepatitis B and C alongside the core bacterial and HIV screen, meaning a single visit produces a genuinely complete picture. Rather than leaving two of the most common infections undetected until symptoms force the question.

Many sexual health clinics test and educate but hand off prevention prescriptions to a primary care provider. Primary Medical Care Center writes and manages PrEP directly, and also provides PEP, so ongoing prevention doesn't require coordinating a separate clinical relationship.

Spanish-Language Care Staffed Into Clinical Workflow

Spanish at Primary Medical Care Center is built into the clinical staff itself: counseling, medication adherence education, and STI treatment conversations happen directly in Spanish, without routing communication through a separate service layer that sits outside the exam room.