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Does Health Insurance cover Private STD Testing?
By STD Concern
As of today, both services on STD Concern are "Not Covered by Health Insurance." Most Health Insurance Plans do not cover Private STD Testing but in turn your Privacy will be Protected.
Privacy Concerns
When Health Insurance is used to pay for STD Testing your information will be recorded in the MIB (Medical Information Bureau) database and will no longer be Private or Confidential.
Testing Services
This Website uses the two best Private Testing Services (USA) on the Internet to provide access to STD Testing at-Lab (STD Check) and Home STD Tests (My Lab Box).
Because they are both Private Testing Services and not Public, they do require Payment for Services but there are Payment Options Available.
Alternatives
1. Your Family Doctor can provide Testing and Treatments for STDs with the use of Private Health Insurance but your information would not be Private.
2. A Public Health Clinic would offer free Testing & Treatments but would require STD Education & Contacting Past & Present partners if you Test Positive. Your info is Public.
Testing
STD Tests
STD Testing at-Lab (Near Me)
STD Tests at-Home (Kits)
Treatments are Available
Panel Tests
10-Panel STD Test at-Lab (Near Me)
8-Panel STD Test at-Home (Kit)
Individual Tests
Herpes Testing at-Lab (Near Me)
Syphilis Test at-Home (Kit)
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Note: Avoid Health Issues if your STD is Detected & Treated.
How to Get Tested for STDs
You can see Your Doctor (Limited Privacy), visit a Public Health Clinic (No Privacy) in your Area or Buy (Home/Lab) Test with a Private Testing Service (Full Privacy).
They can all find out (ASAP) if you have a problem (STD) and what course of action (Treatment) is needed. This way you'll get access to the Right Treatment (Prescription).
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