CCCHD Sexual Health and Wellness Clinic is open to the public by appointment on the following days and times in the Souther Village Plaza at 1209-3 Sunset Ave, Springfield, OH 45505

  • Monday: 8am-6pm
  • Tuesday: 1pm-5pm
  • Wednesday: 8am-5pm
  • Thursday: 8am-5pm

The Following Services are Confidential for All Women, Men, and Minors of Reproductive Age

  • Gonorrhea and Chlamydia Point of Care Testing — Results in 30 minutes!
  • PrEP (See the article in the Springfield News-Sun about our PrEP services)
  • Telehealth Visits
  • Birth Control Onsite
    • Nexplanon (implant), Liletta (IUD), Tri-sprintec (oral pills), Depo-Provera (shot)
  • Other Birth Control Options Available by Prescription!
  • FREE Condoms Available Monday-Friday by Walk-in
  • Natural Family Planning Services
  • Emergency Contraception
  • Pregnancy and STD Testing
  • STD Treatment
  • Expedited Partner Therapy
  • PAP Testing
  • Preconception Care
  • Infertility Referrals
  • Patient Education on STD’s, HIV, and more
  • Pelvic, Breast and Testicular Exams
  • Sexual Health Education and Appropriate Vaccines
  • Medicaid and Marketplace Sign-up Assistance
  • Telehealth
  • Translation Services
  • HIV/AIDS Testing and Counseling

Please bring the following items with you to every appointment:

  • Insurance card(s)*
  • Form of payment (if applicable): cash, check or credit card*
  • Any custody or guardianship papers (if applicable)
  • Photo ID for parent/legal guardian
  • Proof of income
    • Most Recent Paycheck Stub
    • W-2 Statement
    • Employment Verification Letter
    • Bank Statement
    • Most Recent Tax Return

**If you are unable to provide this information, please let us know and still plan to attend your appointment!  NO ONE will be denied services for inability to pay!

*It is the responsibility of any insured client to know their insurance plan benefits Please bring ALL insurance cards and medical cards to be reviewed and eligibility confirmed.  Primary and secondary insurance information is needed, if applicable. If you have questions about insurance coverage, or concerns about payments, please reach out to us at 937-390-5600.

CCCHD Reproductive Health & Wellness Handouts and Presentations

Did you know?!?

Up to half the people who have an STD have no symptoms and yet can pass it on to their partner/s.

Testing is not just for someone experiencing symptoms.  You should get tested if you have been sexually active or are entering into a new relationship.  It is important to make sure your partner gets tested as well.

Tests for chlamydia, gonorrhea, HIV, syphilis, and other STDs are available through our Sexual Health & Wellness Clinics at the health district.

Click here for FREE, discreet at-home HIV test kits; as well as FREE access to PrEP, and FREE condoms.

Condoms and at-home HIV test kits are available to be mailed directly, and discreetly, to the home or desired address of any person 16 or older living in the state of Ohio.

Click here for more information on sexually transmitted diseases and infections. 

The Clark County Combined Health District is committed to equipping our clients with the information and resources they need to avoid or manage sexually transmitted diseases. Exam and testing are available for STDs including Chlamydia, Gonorrhea and Syphilis.

Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Prevention

Our HIV Oraquick state tests are a free service provided through our HIV Grant for qualified individuals and available through our One2One Walk-in Clinic held Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings. Those who choose to test can be assured that their results will be kept confidential.  HIV lab blood testing is available through the Sexual Health and Wellness Clinic by appointment. 

The HIV test looks for HIV antibodies in your body. If you have antibodies, your test results will be positive, and this may indicate that you have been infected with HIV and confirmatory testing will be needed. If you don’t have antibodies, your test will be negative and this means one of two things: You don’t have HIV or you have been infected with HIV, but your body hasn’t made antibodies yet because of the “window period” of HIV infection.  It is important to remember that it can take up to 1 month after infection for the body to make HIV antibodies.  In rare cases, it can take up to 6 months.  Your sexual history will help to determine if and when an additional HIV test may be needed. 

 
When determining the status of a potential pregnancy, home test kits can be expensive and confusing. As part of our Help Me Grow, Healthy Families America programs, and Sexual Health & Wellness Clinics, our facility offers pregnancy testing from certified professionals that help you throughout your pregnancy and beyond.
Nurses and Community Health Workers are here to assist you in all of your needs with pregnancy, including :
  • Pregnancy testing 
  • Pregnancy confirmation letters
  • Referral to health care providers
  • Prenatal education
  • Prenatal vitamins
  • Information about maintaining a healthy pregnancy
  • Referral to childbirth, breastfeeding, parenting and toddler classes
  • Family planning education
  • Contraceptives / Birth Control options through the Sexual Health & Wellness Clinic 
Pregnancy tests are offered at the following locations: 
Early Childhood Division: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.  Monday through Friday by Walk-in! 
2685 East High Street
Springfield, Oh 45505
(937) 322-2099
CCCHD: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.  Monday through Friday by Walk-in!
 
529 East Home Road 
Springfield, Ohio 45503
(937) 390-5600
 
Sexual Health & Wellness Clinic: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.  Monday through Thursday by Appointment!
 
1209-3 Sunset Ave.
Springfield, Ohio 45505 
(937) 390-5600
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