Walk-In STD Testing Across Georgia
Confidential same-day STD testing at 15 Georgia walk-in clinics. Chlamydia, gonorrhea, HIV, syphilis, and more. Results fast, treatment available.

Most Insurance Accepted
FSA & HSA Accepted
Self-pay available
+ Others
Comprehensive STD testing nearby
Confidential same-day STD testing, covering chlamydia, gonorrhea, HIV, syphilis, and more, is available at AllCare's 15 Georgia walk-in clinics, with treatment if needed. Walk in with no appointment; self-pay starts at $220.
HPV Testing
A cervical cell sample screens for the most common STI.
Herpes Testing (HSV-1 and HSV-2)
Blood or swab testing for the herpes simplex virus.
Hepatitis B and C Testing
Blood tests for viruses that can cause chronic liver disease.
HIV Testing
A quick blood draw detects HIV, often with same-day results.
Syphilis Testing
A simple blood test detects syphilis before it causes lasting damage.
Chlamydia and Gonorrhea Testing
A quick, discreet urine or swab test for two common, often silent STDs.
what to expect
Confidential STD testing without the wait
Walk In Discreetly
Get Tested
Review Your Results
15 Georgia clinics offering STD testing

Braselton

Halcyon

Duluth

Hamilton Ridge

Ellard Village

Peachtree Plaza

Tyrone

Smyrna

Alpharetta

Decatur

Dallas

Northside

Reynoldstown

Buckhead

Midtown
Help from qualified providers & specialists

Tracey Sills

Tolu Arowosegbe

Sherlyne Anatole

Regina Davis
FAQ
Common questions about STD testing
How long does it take to get STD test results?
Most STD results are ready within 1 to 3 business days, and some, like certain HIV tests, can be rapid. We contact you privately through the portal or a confidential call. If anything is positive, our providers walk you through treatment, often at the same clinic.
Can I get tested for multiple STDs at once?
Yes. We offer full panels that screen for several infections in one visit, including chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, HIV, hepatitis, herpes, and HPV. Your provider can recommend the right panel based on your history. Get fast, confidential results at any of our walk-in Georgia clinics.
How much does STD testing cost at AllCare Georgia?
It depends on the tests you need and your insurance. Most plans cover STD testing, especially when medically necessary, and we verify your coverage at check-in. Without insurance, we offer affordable self-pay pricing and can tailor your panel. Walk into any AllCare clinic in Georgia.
Can I walk in for STD testing, or do I need an appointment?
Yes, no appointment needed. We offer same-day, confidential STD testing at clinics across Georgia, so you can come in when it suits you. Prefer a set time? You can also book online. Either way, your visit will be fast and discreet.
How often should I get tested for STDs?
If you're sexually active, get tested at least once a year, even without symptoms. Test every 3 to 6 months if you have multiple partners, have unprotected sex, or are starting a new relationship. We offer confidential same-day testing at all 15 Georgia clinics.
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15 Georgia clinics offering STD testing

Braselton
1070 Braselton Village Parkway, Suite 100, Braselton, GA 30517














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Peachtree Plaza
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Buckhead
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Midtown
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Midtown
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Same-day care at 15 Atlanta locations. Walk in, book online, or start a virtual visit.
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