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How to get PrEP in Long Beach, CA

Everything you need to know about PrEP cost, coverage, and access in Long Beach — including how to get PrEP for $0.
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Health assessment
Answer a few questions online to ensure PrEP is right for you, and set up a free consult with an expert Freddie clinician.
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Simple lab tests
We’ll ship you a lab kit with routine tests you can complete at home. When you’re done, arrange a pickup or ship it back for free.
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Free consult
Meet with a Freddie clinician over a scheduled video call to discuss your medical history and build your treatment plan.
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Medication delivery
Your prescription(s) will be delivered discreetly to your door, for free. We’ll send you a reminder when it’s almost time to refill.

Over 90% of Freddie patients pay $0 for PrEP

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Coverage and out-of-pocket cost depend on your plan and eligibility. Availability and services may vary by provider and location.

How much does PrEP cost in Long Beach, CA?

In California, the amount you pay for PrEP depends on your insurance coverage and whether you qualify for financial assistance. Many people can access PrEP with low or $0 out-of-pocket costs. California also operates the PrEP Assistance Program (PrEP-AP), which can help eligible residents cover PrEP medication, lab testing and related medical visits.

If you have private insurance in California, you can check your coverage through a Freddie consult — more than 90% of Freddie patients pay $0 for PrEP.

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Low-cost and $0 PrEP options in Long Beach

If you’re searching for “free PrEP” in Long Beach, the main factor is coverage, either through your insurance plan or through a financial assistance program (if you qualify). Many people can get PrEP with low or $0 out-of-pocket cost, but the fastest way to know is to confirm what applies to your situation.

If you have health insurance

Most health insurance plans in the US cover PrEP. PrEP is considered preventive care for HIV under the Affordable Care Act, and is often covered with zero out-of-pocket costs, even if you haven’t met your yearly deductible.

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If you don't have health insurance

Sacramento has local providers that offer PrEP services and can help uninsured patients access sliding-scale care, testing and financial assistance.

One Community Health offers sliding-scale fees and says patients are not turned away because of inability to pay. Eligible Californians can also use PrEP-AP to help cover PrEP medication, lab tests and medical visits.

Long Beach PrEP FAQs

Where can I get PrEP in Long Beach?

Long Beach residents can get PrEP through telehealth providers, the Long Beach Health Department and several community clinics.

The Long Beach Sexual Health Clinic provides PrEP and PEP services at 2525 Grand Avenue. The city also lists local PrEP providers including AHF, APLA Health, CARE Center and The LGBTQ+ Center Long Beach.

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Where can I get HIV and STI testing in Long Beach?

The Long Beach Sexual Health Clinic provides HIV and STI testing and treatment.

The city also lists additional local testing sites, including AHF Long Beach Wellness Center, APLA Health, CARE Center and The LGBTQ+ Center Long Beach. 

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Can I get PrEP at a walk-in clinic in Long Beach?

Yes. The Long Beach Sexual Health Clinic accepts walk-ins on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to provider availability.

Appointments are encouraged, and the clinic can be reached at 562-570-4180.

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Can I get PrEP online in Long Beach?

Yes. Long Beach residents can access PrEP through licensed telehealth providers.

With Freddie, your consultation and prescription process can be handled remotely and discreetly, while anyrequired testing can be coordinated as part of your care.

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