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Herpes and Hepatitis Are Tested On-Site

Beyond gonorrhea, chlamydia, syphilis, and HIV, the clinic runs herpes and both hepatitis B and hepatitis C tests in-house: each drawn at the same appointment, read by the same staff, and followed up through the same care team rather than sent elsewhere to interpret.

Spanish-Speaking Staff Handle Clinical Conversations Directly

Spanish-language care at SWCAP is delivered by on-site staff who conduct intake, counseling, and treatment discussions in Spanish. No relay required. That means clinical nuance, symptom history, and follow-up instructions move between provider and patient without a lag or a filter.

Every Service Here Carries Zero Out-of-Pocket Cost

The sliding scale at SWCAP runs all the way to zero: testing, treatment, vaccines, and counseling are each available at no charge, structured so the fee adjusts to income and bottoms out at nothing, with Medicaid and private insurance accepted for those who carry it.

Spanish and Interpretation Built Into Every Appointment

Crescent offers Spanish-language services and interpretation for other languages at every visit. That means clinical conversations (exposure history, medication instructions, follow-up plans) happen in full, without anything filtered through a second-hand summary.

Crescent carries both PrEP and PEP in-house, with dedicated support for uninsured patients seeking PrEP coverage. For anyone without a regular prescribing provider, this is a standing source. Not a one-time script, but ongoing medication management.

Hepatitis C Antiviral Treatment Managed On-Site

After a confirmed hepatitis C diagnosis, Crescent prescribes and monitors direct-acting antiviral treatment in-clinic. The same curative regimen that clears the virus in most patients. Staff track viral load response through the treatment course rather than handing the case off elsewhere.

Spanish-Language Care Without Routing Through Anyone Else

Community Health Systems of Wisconsin delivers STI care directly in Spanish: consultation, results, and treatment planning included. For someone without a regular provider who needs to discuss medication, follow-up, or prevention in Spanish, that standing capability means nothing gets compressed or lost in the exchange.

PrEP and PEP Prescribed and Managed On-Site

Community Health Systems of Wisconsin prescribes both PrEP, typically tenofovir-based daily oral medication, and PEP as part of its standing prevention services. Ongoing PrEP management, including the required HIV and kidney-function monitoring, stays within the same practice rather than requiring a separate specialist relationship.

Herpes and Hepatitis Testing Alongside the Core Panel

Clinics running a standard four-infection panel leave herpes and hepatitis testing off the table entirely. Community Health Systems of Wisconsin tests for herpes, hepatitis A, B, and C in addition to HIV, syphilis, gonorrhea, and chlamydia, so a single visit can account for infections that would otherwise go undetected.

No Bill Follows Any Service Here

When care carries a price tag, the gap between a test result and follow-through widens. An unreturned call, a skipped appointment, an untreated infection left to compound. UnityPoint Health in Dubuque closes that gap entirely: HIV testing, hepatitis C screening, and all three vaccines come with no fee attached, so cost never becomes the reason care stops short.

Spanish-Language Care Built Into Every Appointment

UnityPoint Health in Dubuque delivers HIV testing, hepatitis C screening, and vaccine counseling directly in Spanish. Not as an add-on but as a standing capability at every appointment. For someone without a regular primary care provider, having counseling and results explained in Spanish by the care team, rather than filtered through a secondary step, keeps the clinical conversation intact.

Ryan White Funding Anchors HIV Care from First Test Onward

Ryan White Program funding at UnityPoint Health in Dubuque links a positive HIV test directly to ongoing treatment within the same system, not a handoff, but a continuous care path. That funding structure means antiretroviral management and monitoring remain accessible regardless of insurance status, holding the line between diagnosis and sustained viral suppression.