Sexual Health Clinics

Post-secondary student clinics are available at the following locations:

• Queen's University Student Wellness Services
  •  A full range of STI testing and treatment appointments are offered with nurses and physicians including:
    • asymptomatic routine screening,
    • symptomatic testing,
    • testing for contacts,
    • treatment for confirmed cases (presumptive treatment depends on the physician), and
    • high-risk vaccines. 
• St. Lawrence College Kingston Campus Health Care Centre 

Sexual health service options open to anyone

• Your primary care provider
• Walk-in clinics and urgent care centres

The Quick Test Clinic

If you do NOT have symptoms (e.g. discharge, pelvic or testicular pain or sores on your genitals) and are looking for chlamydia and gonorrhea testing, the Quick Test Clinic might be right for you. There is no health care provider at this clinic. You simply fill out a form and give a sample, no appointment necessary!

Please do not attend this clinic if you have symptoms. Book an in-person assessment with your family doctor, student health services, or visit a walk-in clinic. 

 Please delay your visit if you have any symptoms of COVID-19.

PrEP and Gay Men's Sexual Health Clinic

If you’re interested in starting HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) or if you’re a gay or bisexual man looking for STI testing, the PrEP and Gay Men’s Sexual Health Clinic might be right for you.

KFL&A Public Health - 221 Portsmouth Avenue, Kingston

• Mondays 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. - By appointment only. Call 613-549-1232, ext. 1275 to book an appointment. Referrals from health care providers can be faxed to 613-549-6215.