PrEP does not protect against other transmitted infections or pregnancy, so condoms and other prevention methods may be recommended. Learn more about PrEP. Interested in PrEP? Start …

The Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Drug Assistance Program (PrEP DAP) is offered through the Washington State Department of Health (DOH). It helps people in Washington, who are …

PEP is an HIV-prevention strategy using anti-retroviral medications to prevent acquiring HIV following a possible exposure. If you think you’ve been exposed to HIV and are in need of …

Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) is safe and effective medicine that prevents HIV. To get started on PrEP, talk to your health care provider, or visit an NYC Sexual Health Clinic. You can find …

The Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Drug Assistance Program (PrEP DAP) provides help to eligible people at risk of HIV to get medical care and support to improve their health. This can include …

A list of PrEP providers that meet the criteria of the PrEP-AP program. PrEP-AP will provide reimbursement for necessary primary care services for eligible individuals being seen by …

Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) is for people who do not have HIV. Individuals at risk for HIV infection take a daily pill that contains HIV antiretroviral medication to reduce their risk of …

There are now two ways for taking PrEP to prevent HIV. For more information on PrEP, visit. nyc.gov/health and search for PrEP. Daily PrEP: Take one pill once a day — even on days …

PrEP is safe and effective medicine that prevents HIV. PrEP can protect anyone who may be exposed to HIV. Take one PrEP pill every day. Get a PrEP injection every two months. For …

PrEP DAP is a state funded program that helps eligible HIV-negative enrollees with the costs of medications and medical/lab services to reduce barriers and increase access to PrEP …