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Over 90% of Freddie patients pay $0 for PrEP
Answer a few quick questions to learn if PrEP is right for you and if you can get PrEP for free.
Get started for freeThe cost of PrEP in Georgia depends on your insurance plan, the medication you're prescribed and your coverage. Many insured patients can access PrEP with low or $0 out-of-pocket costs.
More than 90% of Freddie patients pay $0 for PrEP. Book a free consult to check your coverage and find out what PrEP could cost for you.
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 havenât met your yearly deductible.
If you don't have health insurance
Savannah has local providers that offer PrEP services without requiring insurance and can help with low-cost care, testing and medication access.
- Savannah Pride Center â Inclusive Healing Clinic
- J.C. Lewis Primary Health Care
- Chatham County Health Department
Savannah Pride Center offers free appointments and exams, with low-cost labs and medications, and insurance is not required. J.C. Lewis also offers PrEP services, medication assistance and support with insurance eligibility.Â
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Where can I get PrEP in Savannah?
Savannah residents can get PrEP through telehealth providers and several local healthcare organizations.
The Savannah Pride Center maintains a local list of PrEP and PEP prescribers, including its Inclusive Healing Clinic, J.C. Lewis Primary Health Care, Chatham CARE Center and the Chatham County Health Department.Â
Does Savannah Pride Center offer PrEP?
Yes. The Savannah Pride Center Inclusive Healing Clinic offers PrEP and PEP, STI testing and other healthcare services for the LGBTQIA+ community.
Appointments and exams are free, with labs and testing available at low cost. The clinic is located at 5859 Abercorn Street, Building 3, Savannah, GA 31405 and can be reached at 912-547-1034.Â
Where can I get HIV and STI testing in Savannah?
Savannah residents can access HIV and STI testing through local public health and community providers.
The Coastal Health District offers walk-in HIV testing through county health departments and operates an HIV program site at 107 B Fahm Street in Savannah.Â
The Savannah Pride Center also offers STI testing and currently lists free rapid HIV testing on Mondays and Wednesdays from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., with no appointment required.Â
Can I get a free at-home HIV test in Savannah?
Yes. The Coastal Health District's Project POWER offers free at-home HIV self-test kits that can be used privately at home.
The district says results are available in about 20 minutes. Kits can also be requested by calling or texting 912-414-4962.Â
Where can I get PEP in Savannah?
The Savannah Pride Center lists several local PEP providers, including its Inclusive Healing Clinic, J.C. Lewis Primary Health Care, Chatham CARE Center, Chatham County Health Department and other Savannah providers.
PEP is time-sensitive and should be started as soon as possible after a potential HIV exposure, no later than 72 hours afterward.Â
Can I get PrEP online in Savannah?
Yes. Savannah residents can access PrEP through licensed telehealth providers.
With Freddie, your consultation and prescription process can be handled remotely, and required testing can be coordinated as part of your care.
Can I get PrEP discreetly in Savannah?
Yes. Savannah residents can access PrEP through telehealth without making routine trips to a local clinic, and Freddie provides discreet medication delivery.
If you're concerned about insurance statements, medication delivery or keeping your PrEP use private, learn more about how to get PrEP discreetly.
Savannah residents who want a private HIV testing option can also request a free at-home HIV self-test through the Coastal Health District.
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