Health Annex
Family Practice and Counseling Network
6120-B Woodland Avenue, 2nd Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19142
Phone: 215.727.4721
Hours: 8:30am - 4:30pm
Hours: 8:30am - 4:30pm
Mobile Testing Unit
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New article about health disparities affecting Philadelphia's Latino community: http://t.co/YDr54smR3Q
Today is National Asian & Pacific Islander HIV/AIDS Awareness Day AND National
HCV Testing Day! Never been a better time to know your status
5/18: Free and confidential HIV and HCV testing at a community event at 52nd and Pine, 12-6PM!
Do One Thing is featured in CityPaper! Read about the hepatitis C 'time bomb' in #Philly http://t.co/OwooRL0ELl
5/16: D1T is at 50th & Baltimore, 3-8PM! Want to know where we are the rest of the week? Check our location online: http://t.co/exUKsFMYJf
5/15: Today D1T is at St. Agatha-St. James Church, 3728 Chestnut St, 5-7PM! Stop by after work & find out your HIV status before you go home
5/10: D1T is at 57th & Grays Ave from 1-6PM administering FREE rapid HIV and hepatitis C tests! Come out to see us!
City Blue Inc, 6058 Woodland Ave, is a local business supporting D1T! Jaytwon hopes you'll get YOUR free HIV test! http://t.co/q67uKAhKg5
5/9: Get results from your free & confidential HIV test in just 20 min! Find D1T's white van at 58th & Baltimore, 3-8PM.
5/4: Come out to The New Africa Center, 4243 Lancaster Ave, from 12-5PM for free #HIV and #HCV tests!
5/2: Happy May, everyone! No better day than today to find out your HIV status! D1T is at 58th and Baltimore, 3-8PM
4/30: Do One Thing is giving free HIV and HCV tests at The University Lutheran Church, 3637 Chestnut Street, 4-6:30PM! All are welcome!
4/27: D1T hopes that you'll spend 20 min & get tested TODAY at Clark Park, 46th & Chester 12-6p! Know your status & be part of the solution
4/25: Free HIV & HCV tests at 54th & Linbergh, 3-8p! Maurice of Power Gamer, 6101 Woodland Ave, hopes you'll join us! http://t.co/SqIJDcgUuu
4/20: Get your free #HIV or #HCV test at Southwest PAL Center, 5900 Elmwood Avenue until 6PM today!
4/19: Do One Thing is giving free #HIV and #HCV tests at 51st and Westminster from 6PM-12AM! Stop by on your way home after work
4/18: Check out D1T's #HIV and #HCV testing van at 62nd & Chestnut from 3-8PM! Bring a friend or family member and get tested together!
4/17: Stop by St. Agatha-St. James Church, 3728 Chestnut St, for free HIV testing from 5-7PM! It's only 20 min & completely confidential.
4/13: Running some errands today? Why not stop by 60th and Cobbs Creek Pkwy to get a free #HIV or #HCV test with D1T! We're there 12-6PM!
Tony, of Elegant Furniture, 6053 Woodland, lets his customers know that he wants them to get their #HIV test! http://t.co/ARVjiU0M6m
Knowing your HIV and Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) status can have a positive impact on your health and the health of your community.
Mouth Swab or Finger Stick.
Either way, you'll know in about 20 minutes.
Scroll below to learn more.
Easy. Quick. Painless.
Knowing your HIV status has never been easier with a painless swab of your gum line.
Simple & fast.
Knowing your HIV and HCV status has never been easier. Call a testing center or check our Twitter feed for the location of a mobile unit. All testing is free.
I'm Negative. Now What?
Know that your body takes up to six months to produce antibodies after you’ve been infected. If you recently had unprotected sex or injected drugs, you should test again within three months to confirm your negative status.
To stay negative, practice safe sex, be faithful to your partners, reduce your number of sexual partners and avoid drug use.
I'm Positive. Now What?
If your rapid HIV or HCV test is positive, this means that you may have HIV or HCV. You’ll need to take a confirmatory test, which you can do on our mobile unit or at the Health Annex. You should see a doctor immediately. We can even help you set up your first medical appointment. HIV is treatable and is a manageable illness if you take your medications. People living with HIV can have normal life expectancies. There is a cure for HCV. It is important to speak to a health care provider about your treatment options.
Bring Do One Thing to your neighborhood.
Thanks for taking an important first step toward reducing the spread of HIV in your community. Please fill out the form below and someone from The One Thing Movement will be in touch shortly.
Thanks for taking an important first step toward using the power of your church to reduce the spread of HIV in your community. Please fill out the form below and someone from The One Thing Movement will be in touch shortly.
