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Our ACA Health Insurance Premium Support program, and our Pride Scholarships.
Our ACA Health Insurance Premium Support program pays the monthly premiums for our patients in greatest need. Our Counselors and Navigators can determine if you are eligible when you schedule your appointment.
Our Pride Scholarships are developing the next generation of caring professionals, with scholarships of $3,000 to $6,000 available.
What's the difference between PrEP & PEP
PrEP "Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis"
Short for "pre-exposure prophylaxis," PrEP is an HIV prevention strategy in which HIV-negative people take an oral pill once a day before coming into contact with HIV to reduce risk of HIV infection. PrEP must be taking for at least 7 days to reach optimal levels of protection against HIV.
PEP "Post-Exposure Prophylaxis"
Short for"post-exposure prophylaxis". Officially, PEP can help if started within 72 hours after HIV exposure. But the newest research shows almost all of the protection disappears after 48 hours, so if you think you've had an exposure, reach out to our staff right away!