Sexually Transmitted Diseases

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Diseases and Conditions > Other Specific Conditions > Sexually Transmitted Diseases

Sexually Transmitted Diseases Program

The primary mission of the Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) Program is the prevention of and the intervention in the transmission of sexually transmitted diseases. Through implementation of the Program’s core functions: the management of STD service delivery, education, training, surveillance and interaction with professional health care providers and community-based organizations, the STD Program strives to insure a quality, professional and client center approach to individuals seeking STD related health care.

Some of our services offered:

Clinical Services

Intervention and Prevention

Screening

Surveillance, Information, and Education

Sexually Transmitted Diseases and Young Adults

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