STD Testing in Orlando, Florida: Where to Go
Orlando has a county clinic that takes walk-ins, nonprofits that test for free, and community centers open evenings. Here is who offers what, so you can pick a place and call ahead.
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Where to Get Tested in Orlando
Hours and policies change, so call the clinic before you go to confirm it is open and what the visit will cost.
Florida Department of Health in Orange County STD Clinic (Central Health Center, Building 1)
832 West Central Blvd, Orlando, FL 32805
407-858-1400
Florida Department of Health in Orange County, Lila Mitchell Health Center
5151 Raleigh St, Ste B, Orlando, FL 32811
(407) 723-5004
Miracle of Love, Executive Office (HIV/STI screenings)
1301 W Colonial Dr, Ste 201, Orlando, FL 32804
(407) 843-1760
Miracle of Love, Stafford House (HIV/STI screenings)
711 Seminole Ave, Orlando, FL 32804
(407) 532-0070
Orange Blossom Family Health, Downtown Orlando
232 N Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, FL 32805
407-428-5751
Hope & Help Center of Central Florida (Winter Park, Orange County)
4122 Metric Dr, #800, Winter Park, FL 32792
(407) 645-2577
The Center Orlando, Testing Center
942 N Mills Ave, Orlando, FL 32803
Planned Parenthood East Orlando Health Center
11500 University Blvd, Ste B, Orlando, FL 32817
407-246-1788
Not finding what you need? Search every testing site near you on the CDC locator.
Guides for Every Situation
Plain-language guides on testing, results, treatment and prevention, written for people in Orlando who want clear next steps.
Testing
Where to get tested in Orlando, what it costs and what happens at the visit.
Prevention
PrEP, PEP, doxy-PEP and vaccines, and where to get them in Orlando.
Infections
Each common STI: symptoms, testing and treatment, with local testing options.
Symptoms
Signs that mean it is time to test, and when to see a clinician the same day.
Local
Florida law on minors, partners and pregnancy, and the latest Orlando STI figures.
STI figures for Orlando
The most recent published figures, with the year and source for each. Years differ between local and state data, so compare like with like. Read the full picture in our local data guide.
| Measure | Area | Figure | Year | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chlamydia | Orange County, FL (county figure; no Orlando city figure found) | 516.7 per 100,000 (7,937 cases) | 2025 | FLHealthCHARTS, Florida Department of Health |
| Gonorrhea | Orange County, FL | 193.7 per 100,000 (2,975 cases) | 2025 | FLHealthCHARTS, Florida Department of Health |
| Syphilis, primary and secondary | Orange County, FL | 9.3 per 100,000 (143 cases); FLHealthCHARTS infectious syphilis indicator (stage definition not re-verified on the page opened) | 2025 | FLHealthCHARTS, Florida Department of Health |
| New HIV diagnoses | Orange County, FL | 25.1 per 100,000 (385 new diagnoses) | 2025 | FLHealthCHARTS, Florida Department of Health |
| Chlamydia | Florida | 410.8 per 100,000 (96,044 cases) | 2025 | FLHealthCHARTS, Florida Department of Health |
| Gonorrhea | Florida | 156.5 per 100,000 (36,596 cases) | 2025 | FLHealthCHARTS, Florida Department of Health |
| Syphilis, primary and secondary | Florida | 12.4 per 100,000 (2,903 cases); FLHealthCHARTS infectious syphilis indicator | 2025 | FLHealthCHARTS, Florida Department of Health |
| New HIV diagnoses | Florida | 15.0 per 100,000 (3,512 new diagnoses) | 2025 | FLHealthCHARTS, Florida Department of Health |
Orlando Testing Questions Answered
Where can I get tested for free in Orlando?
Miracle of Love lists free HIV and STI screenings at 1301 W Colonial Dr, phone (407) 843-1760, though its Test & Treat page says it does not do gonorrhea or chlamydia swabs. Hope & Help in Winter Park lists free testing and takes walk-ins. The Center Orlando lists HIV and hepatitis C at $0. Call ahead to confirm.
What does the county health department clinic offer, and what does it cost?
The Florida Department of Health in Orange County STD clinic at 832 West Central Blvd takes walk-ins, first come first served, and asks for a picture ID. Its page says fees range from $20 and up, with a sliding scale, and results take about one week. Call 407-858-1400 to confirm hours.
Can a teenager get tested in Orlando without a parent?
Florida law, Fla. Stat. s. 384.30, says a parent's consent is not required for a minor's examination or treatment for a sexually transmissible disease. The statute sets no minimum age. It also says the fact of a minor's visit is confidential and may not be shared, such as by sending a bill to a parent or guardian.
How soon after an exposure can I get tested?
Window periods differ by infection, and the CDC notes that a test taken very soon after an exposure may not show a result yet. A clinician can tell you when testing makes sense for your situation. Miracle of Love says PEP, a medicine a clinician prescribes after possible HIV exposure, must start within 72 hours.
What happens if a test finds an infection?
Chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis and trichomoniasis are curable with treatment from a clinician. HIV and herpes are not curable, but both are treatable and manageable. The Orange County health department clinic lists treatment among its services. Under Florida Administrative Code Rule 64D-3.029, clinicians and labs report chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis and HIV to the Department of Health.
This page is general health information, not medical advice. It cannot tell you whether you have an infection. A clinician can, and the testing options on this site are a good place to start. If you may have been exposed to HIV in the last 72 hours, go to an emergency department or urgent care now and ask about PEP.