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Get Started Online
Fill out our quick form. Our care team will contact you afterward and help you explore which medications are right for you.
UTAH-BASED • COMMUNITY-CENTERED
Locally poweredHIV & STI prevention.
PrEP at no cost to you. UAF helps people access free PrEP. Start online and then choose delivery, pickup, or in-office injections.
ALREADY TAKING PrEP OR DOXYPEP?
Bring your prescriptions to UAF. Keep your healthcare dollars in Utah.
When you choose UAF for your sexual healthcare, eligible prescription revenue supports a local nonprofit helping people access care, including those who are uninsured or underinsured.
NO COMPLICATED PROCESS
How it works
Three straightforward steps. Our team helps you navigate the rest.
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Get Tested
We’ll coordinate your appointment and any necessary testing to get you started.
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Get Your PrEP
Once prescribed, choose discreet delivery options, local pickup, or in-office injections, depending on your medication. Simple, private, and on your terms.
CARE IN ONE PLACE
Sexual health services
Prevention, treatment and ongoing care with a local medical team.
HIV PrEP
Daily pills and injectable options, with required testing and ongoing follow-up.
Start PrEP →DoxyPEP & STI care
Ask about doxyPEP eligibility, STI screening, testing and treatment.
Explore STI care →ED treatment
Discuss erectile dysfunction medications and treatment options with a clinician.
Ask about ED care →Long-term HIV care
HIV treatment, medication management and ongoing support from our care team.
Explore HIV care →WHY CHOOSE UAF?
Your care stays local.
UAF Legacy Health is a Utah nonprofit clinic. Choosing UAF for PrEP, doxyPEP and related healthcare helps sustain services here instead of sending all of that healthcare spending to an out-of-state platform.
That includes expanding access for people who need free or reduced-cost care.
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Utah-based providers and care
A local clinic, with in-person care available when you need it.
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Care for people facing cost barriers
Free PrEP medication through eligible coverage or assistance, plus sliding-scale options for qualifying services.
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Insurance and prescription help
Our team helps with benefits, financial assistance, and medication access.
Quick answers
What happens when I click Get Started?
You’ll complete a short contact form asking for contact details and the service you’re interested in. It is not the full clinical health questionnaire or a booked virtual visit. Our team will follow up to coordinate clinical intake, required testing and an appointment.
Can I bring my PrEP or doxyPEP prescription to UAF?
Yes—contact UAF to discuss transferring your care. Depending on your prescription and pharmacy, you may need an appointment or a new prescription following clinical review.
What if I don't have insurance?
You can still get PrEP without paying for the medication through available UAF assistance when you qualify. Let our team know you need help so we can connect you with the right coverage or access program.
Does free PrEP mean all of my care is free?
No. PrEP medication can be provided at no out-of-pocket cost with eligible coverage or assistance. Most qualifying plans also cover recommended PrEP visits and testing without cost-sharing, but labs, other medications and visits may be subject to plan or program rules. UAF will explain expected costs before care.
Are consultations, labs and STI testing free?
Many qualifying insurance plans cover recommended PrEP-related visits and tests at no cost. Assistance programs may cover some services for people who qualify, but not all lab tests or visits are automatically free. STI tests outside your covered prevention plan, including some walk-in services, may have a charge. We can explain what applies to you.
Can I have my medication delivered?
Discreet delivery is available for certain prescriptions and locations and may be free when the applicable program covers it. Local pharmacy or clinic pickup may also be available. For injectable PrEP, ask about in-office administration. We’ll confirm your options and any costs.
Is PrEP the same as doxyPEP?
No. PrEP prevents HIV in people without HIV. DoxyPEP is an antibiotic strategy used after certain sexual exposures to reduce the risk of some bacterial STIs for people who meet clinical criteria. A provider can help you decide which services are appropriate.
What if I may have been exposed to HIV recently?
If exposure may have happened within the past 72 hours, ask about emergency post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) immediately. Call a healthcare provider or seek urgent care; don't wait for a routine PrEP appointment.
COST & ACCESS
Free PrEP. With or Without Insurance.
Your ability to pay should never stand between you and HIV prevention.
GET HELP FROM A REAL TEAM
Start with UAF Legacy Health
Salt Lake City, Utah
150 South 1000 East, 84102
801-823-1988
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