HIV & Hep C Testing

 The AIDS Project provides free HIV and Hep C testing in a safe and confidential atmosphere.

HIV Test

The OraQuick Rapid HIV Antibody test detects antibodies for HIV.  This test collects and processes a sample of blood with a simple fingerstick, with results in just 20 minutes. While this antibody test is safe and very accurate, additional testing must be done to confirm a preliminary positive test result.

 

To schedule a test or for more information, contact Sue at 802 246-7147 or sue@apsvt.org

 

  • Should I be tested for HIV?
    If you are wondering if you should get tested, or what to expect when you come for testing, please visit: http://www.hivtest.org/

  • Where else can I be tested for HIV?
    If you would like to know where to be tested for HIV in other areas please visit: http://www.hivtest.org/

  • Where can I get more information about HIV testing in Vermont?
    For a one-stop resource of HIV testing locations in Vermont, please visit: http://www.gettestedvt.com

 

Hep C Test 

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The Oraquick Hepatitis C Rapid Antibody Test looks for antibodies to the Hep C virus.  Most people will develop the antibodies in 12 weeks (3 months).  Antibodies are chemicals released into the bloodstream when someone gets infected.  This test collects and processes a sample of blood with a simple fingerstick, with results in just 20 minutes. A reactive rapid Hep C test should be followed by other tests from a healthcare provider to confirm active Hep C infection.

 

To reserve your HIV and/or Hep C testing time call Sue at 802 246-7147.