Blue Bus STD Clinic

The UHS Blue Bus Clinic is a primary specialized health care facility for the screening and treatment of sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Both students and community members can be seen at this clinic. Counseling on HIV and STI prevention and risk reduction is also provided before and after testing.

Call (608) 265-5600 to make an appointment. For students, most services are prepaid as part of tuition and fees. There is a charge for non-students, except for HIV testing which is free.

All services and clinic medical records are strictly confidential. HIV testing may be done confidentially or anonymously. Minors do not need parental consent for testing or treatment at the Blue Bus Clinic.

The Blue Bus Clinic does not provide contraceptive care, pregnancy screening, marital exams, routine gynecological care, or other primary care. Women may contact the UHS Women’s Clinic for these types of appointments.

STI Treatment at the Blue Bus Clinic

HIV Testing at the Blue Bus Clinic

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