Free & Low-Cost STD Testing Clinics in Lawrenceville, GA

2 clinics in Lawrenceville offer STD testing on a free or sliding-scale basis, so what you pay depends on your income, and 8 more within 25 miles are listed further down. 1 of them also test for HIV. Call ahead to confirm hours and what your visit will cost.

How free and low-cost care works

Most clinics here charge on a sliding scale: what you pay depends on your household income and family size, and the lowest-income patients often pay nothing. Bring a photo ID, proof of income and proof of address to get the lowest fee. How sliding-scale fees work

STD Testing clinics in Lawrenceville, GA

  1. Georgia GNR Health District - Gwinnett County Health Center - Lawrenceville

    455 Grayson Hwy Ste 300, Lawrenceville, GA 30046 · 770-339-4283 · Website

    Services offered
    • Family Planning
    • Pregnancy
    • Women's Health
    • Cervical Cancer Screening
    • Mammograms
    • Pediatric
    • Dental
    • Child Dentistry Only
    • Immunizations
    • Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD) Testing
    • Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD) Treatment
    • WIC
    • Health Education/Nutrition
    • Lab
    • Lung Cancer Screening
    • HIV/AIDS/STD Counseling
    • COVID-19 Vaccination
    • Walk-ins Accepted
    Languages spoken
    English, Spanish
    Fee structure
    Sliding scale of fees based on income
    Income eligibility
    All income levels accepted
    Insurance accepted
    Uninsured; Underinsured; Insurance; Medicare; Medicaid
    Hours
    Monday - Friday
    Service area
    Gwinnett County
  2. Planned Parenthood Southeast - Gwinnett Health Center

    Also tests for HIV

    355 Philip Blvd, Lawrenceville, GA 30046 · 404-688-9300 · Website

    Services offered
    • Women's Health
    • Men's Health
    • Medical
    • Family Planning
    • Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD) Testing
    • HIV/AIDS Testing
    • Pregnancy
    • Immunizations
    • Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD) Treatment
    • Social Services
    • Health Education/Nutrition
    • HIV/AIDS/STD Counseling
    • Walk-ins Accepted
    • Telemedicine
    • Lab
    • LGBTQ Community - Healthcare
    Languages spoken
    English, Others by Translation Service
    Fee structure
    Financial assistance available
    Income eligibility
    All income levels accepted
    Insurance accepted
    Uninsured; underinsured; insurance; Medicaid
    Hours
    Call for hours
    Service area
    Lawrenceville Area

STD Testing near Lawrenceville

Other free and low-cost clinics offering STD testing within 25 miles, nearest first.

  1. Positive Impact Health Center - Duluth Center Duluth, GA · 7.0 mi · also tests for HIV
  2. Georgia Northeast Health District - Loganville Health Department Loganville, GA · 9.7 mi · also tests for HIV
  3. Georgia GNR Health District - Gwinnett County Health Center - Norcross Norcross, GA · 9.8 mi
  4. Good Samaritan Health Center of East Gwinnett Norcross, GA · 12.0 mi
  5. Georgia GNR Health District - Gwinnett County Health Center - Buford Buford, GA · 12.1 mi
  6. Good Samaritan Health Center of West Gwinnett Norcross, GA · 12.5 mi
  7. CPACS Cosmo Health Center - Medical Care Services Norcross, GA · 13.1 mi · also tests for HIV
  8. MedLink - Winder Family Health Center Winder, GA · 15.8 mi · also tests for HIV

All free and low-cost clinics in Lawrenceville

Frequently asked questions

Can I get tested for STDs without insurance?
Yes. The clinics listed here serve uninsured patients, and most charge on a sliding scale based on your household income, so testing may be free or low-cost depending on what you earn. Each listing shows the clinic's fee structure; call ahead to confirm what testing costs there.
Do these clinics also test for HIV?
Many do. Clinics on this page that list HIV testing among their services are marked "Also tests for HIV". If HIV testing matters to you, confirm it when you call.
Can a teenager get tested without a parent?
In every state and Washington, DC, minors can consent to STI testing and treatment themselves, according to the Guttmacher Institute. Eight states set a minimum age (12 or 14, for example), and some states allow or require a provider to notify parents in certain situations, such as a positive HIV test. Ask the clinic about its confidentiality policy when you call.
What if there's no clinic close enough?
The CDC's GetTested locator (gettested.cdc.gov) lists HIV, STD and hepatitis testing sites across the country, many of them free or low-cost. Your county health department is also worth calling: many run their own STD clinics.