General Information:
The Allen County Family Planning STD Clinic offers comprehensive diagnosis and treatment for sexually transmitted infections. Care is provided by physicians and nurse practitioners supported by a professional and caring staff. Education and counseling are also available.
Appointments are available by calling 419-228-6154.
Education regarding STI prevention and treatment, follow-up management, and counseling is provided by trained staff.
If you would like to be tested for HIV only, please call 419-228-4457.
Eligibility
Services are available to both male and female clients.
Cost
Fees apply and are assessed based on HOUSEHOLD INCOME information using the federal poverty guidelines. Medicaid accepted. We are a participating provider for Anthem Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Aetna, AmBetter, United Healthcare, and Medical Mutual.
Payment methods – Cash, check, and credit card. The cost to use a credit or e-check are as follows:
Any charge between $1-$23 is a $2.00 charge. After that it is 2.4% of the amount. It is $1 for an e-check.
Communicable Disease Monitoring and Epidemiology
The Allen County Health Department is committed to protecting the health and safety of our residents by preventing the spread of communicable diseases.
The disease monitoring program gathers information on infectious conditions of public health concern from doctors, hospitals, and laboratories. In Allen County, we also work closely with area schools to track attendance. Several websites are also monitored for local, national and international trends so that professionals can prepare for potential increases of disease and emerging infections. In addition, information is also collected on some behaviors that may put people at risk of disease, and on medical procedures such as immunization, which may help prevent disease.
We use this information to detect and control disease outbreaks, treat patients and contacts, and provide education.
Reportable Diseases
The level of urgency and method of reporting varies depending on the disease classification. Please refer to the Infectious Disease Control Manual for the most complete and current information.