Yes. Urgent care can diagnose and treat common sexually transmitted infections such as chlamydia, gonorrhea and trichomoniasis, often starting treatment the same day when appropriate. At Urgentology Care in Arlington and Colleyville, visits are handled confidentially, and results are shared in accordance with applicable privacy laws.
Our providers can review your symptoms, evaluate your condition, and discuss appropriate care options based on your individual needs.
Book a confidential visit to discuss your symptoms or possible exposure, get appropriate testing and learn about treatment options.
Visit our STD Testing page to learn about screening options, even if you feel completely well.
Visit our STD Testing page to learn about screening options, even if you feel completely well.
Step 1: Private Check-In
Check in for your appointment and share the information needed for your visit. Our team handles your information according to applicable privacy requirements.
Step 2: Confidential Conversation
Discuss your symptoms, possible exposure, sexual health concerns and medical history with your provider in a respectful setting.
Step 3: Appropriate Testing
Depending on your symptoms and exposure, your provider may recommend a urine sample, swab or blood test.
Step 4: Results and Treatment Plan
Your provider explains your results when available, discusses appropriate treatment and follow-up, and advises you on protecting your health and your partners.
Step 1: Confidential Medical History
We discuss your symptoms, possible exposure, medical history and any concerns you want to address during your visit.
Step 2: Examination When Needed
Your provider determines whether a physical examination is appropriate based on your symptoms and medical history.
Step 3: Testing
We recommend appropriate urine, swab or blood tests based on the suspected infection and the type of exposure.
Step 4: Treatment, Partner Guidance and Retesting
When an infection is diagnosed, we discuss the appropriate treatment, explain when sexual activity can safely resume, provide guidance on partner testing or treatment, and recommend retesting when indicated.
A urine sample may be used to test for infections such as chlamydia and gonorrhea, depending on your symptoms and exposure history.
Your visit to Urgentology Care in Arlington or Colleyville is handled in accordance with federal and state privacy laws, including HIPAA where applicable. Information is protected, subject to legal exceptions, including certain infections that must be reported to public health authorities. Ask our team about confidentiality and how your results will be communicated.
Recent sexual partners may need testing and treatment to prevent reinfection and further spread. Your Urgentology Care provider can explain partner notification, when partners should seek care and any precautions to follow while receiving treatment.
Yes. Many sexually transmitted infections, including chlamydia and gonorrhea, can occur without noticeable symptoms. Urgentology Care in Arlington and Colleyville can help you understand your screening options, even when you feel well.
Your visit or testing may appear on insurance statements, such as an explanation of benefits sent to the policyholder. If privacy is a concern, contact either Urgentology Care clinic before your visit to discuss available options and billing practices.
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