Know Your Status with At-Home Testing and Counseling
Know your status—your health matters.
Whether you’re testing at home or in person, knowing your HIV status is a powerful step toward taking control of your health.
Who Should Get Tested?
The CDC recommends that everyone between the ages of 13 and 64 get tested for HIV at least once as part of routine health care.
Regular testing ensures earlier access to care and reduces the risk of unknowingly transmitting HIV to others.
Some People Benefit from More Frequent Testing—Especially If They:
- Have multiple sexual partners
- Are a person who injects drugs
- Have a partner living with HIV
- Are pregnant or planning to become pregnant
What Is At-Home Testing Like?
Administering an at-home test is quick, painless, and confidential. Watch this short video for a step-by-step guide.
How to Order a Free HIV Test Kit
Fill out the request form at the link below to get started. Once it’s submitted, someone from our team will follow up with you to confirm your request and offer brief, supportive counseling on HIV prevention. Your kit will arrive in three to five business days. Afterward, we’ll check in to see how your test went and offer any additional resources you may need.
Find In-Person Testing Near You
Prefer to get tested in person? We’ve got you covered. The Delaware HIV Consortium offers free, confidential HIV testing at our office locations. No appointment is required—just walk in! However, giving us a quick call before you arrive helps us prepare and ensures someone is available to assist you right away. We’re here to make the process easy, respectful, and centered on your comfort.
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