Ok so I,v done a little daty, bbbj and kissing a few times last year and think it would be a good idea to get tested. But how do I do it very discretely (I,m married)? Where does one get a discrete HIV test in the GTA and what is the process for identification, payment, etc.
where to get an HIV test in Toronto?
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johnintoronto said:Ok so I,v done a little daty, bbbj and kissing a few times last year and think it would be a good idea to get tested. But how do I do it very discretely (I,m married)? Where does one get a discrete HIV test in the GTA and what is the process for identification, payment, etc.
I've done this in the past but...
Was told if I was HIV positive they have to notify the Dept. of Health with the Federal Government.
********************mmm_go said:How do you get tested for HIV?
You can get a special blood test. Testing can be done three different ways: anonymous, non-nominal and nominal:
Anonymous Testing: When you have an HIV test done by anonymous testing, there is no way the test result can be traced to you. You make an appointment over the phone by giving a first name. You do not have to give your address, phone number or health card number. It usually takes about 2-3 weeks to get your test results. These results are not given over the phone. You have to return to the clinic to get your test results. Here are some anonymous testing clinics in Toronto.
Anonymous HIV-Testing Sites in Ontario
Algoma Health Unit 705 759-5287
Anishnawbe Health Toronto 416 920-2605
Bay Centre for Birth Control 416 351-3700
Birth Control & STD Information Centre 416 789-4541
Centre medico-social communitaire 416 922-2672
Centretown Community Health Centre 613 563-2437
Toronto Public Health York Office 416 394-2826
Elgin-St. Thomas Health Unit 519 631-9900
Hassle Free Clinic 416 922-0566 (Women)
416 922-0603 (Men)
Health Services for Street Youth 416 927-8553
Kingston, Frontenac & Lennox
& Addington Health Unit 1 800 267-7875
613 549-1232
London Intercommunity Health Centre,
Options Clinic 519 673-4427
Peel Regional Health Unit 905 840-1406
905 270-0587
905 820-3663
Peterborough County Health Unit 705 748-2021
Queen West Community Health Centre 416 703-8482 ext.125
Regional Municipality of Hamilton - Wentworth,
Department of Public Health Services, S.T.D. Clinic 905 546-3541
Regional Municipality of Waterloo
Community Health Department 519 883-2006
Regional Niagara Health Services Department 905 688-3762
1 800 263-7248
Rexdale Community Health Centre 416 744-0066
Sandwich Community Health Centre 519 254-6115
Sandy Hill Community Health Centre 613 563-2437
Simcoe County District Health Unit 705 721-7330 ext 363
SITE Clinic 613 563-2437
Somerset West Community Health Centre 613 563-2437
STD Clinic 613 563-2437
Sudbury and District Health Unit 1 800 363-8388
705 522-9200
Thunder Bay and District Health Unit 807 625-5981
Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Health Unit 519 821-2370
Windsor Regional Hospital, Metropolitan Campus,
HIV Care Program 519 254-6115
Windsor-Essex County Health Unit 519 258-2146
Was told if I was HIV positive they have to notify the Dept. of Health with the Federal Government.
toughb said:********************
Was told if I was HIV positive they have to notify the Dept. of Health with the Federal Government.
Well, I feel that is a good thing. That way nobody can come back knowingly spreading the disease and then later denying that they knew.
Just tell your family doctor to check the HIV box when you get your physical. If you are paraniod/careul, tell him you suspect your wife of cheating, so that you have deniability if it somehow gets back to her that you were tested, though likely it won't.
