HIV prevention · PrEP · Prescription + monitoring
HIV PrEP online
A licensed clinician evaluates you for PrEP and sends a daily PrEP prescription to your pharmacy when it's right for you — with simple lab monitoring at a site near you and your three-month follow-ups kept on track.
Board-certified clinicians · Insurance or $50 self-pay · Lab orders to a site near you
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Full PrEP care, not just a pill
Evaluation, the prescription, and the ongoing monitoring that keeps PrEP safe and effective.
Lab monitoring near you
HIV, kidney function, hepatitis B, and STI screening at a convenient collection site — results come straight to your clinician.
Covered by most plans
Many commercial plans cover PrEP as preventive care. Select insurance during discovery to see current payer status, or choose a flat $50 self-pay visit.
HIV PrEP online
Ondoc provides complete PrEP care — evaluation, a daily PrEP prescription sent to your pharmacy and the ongoing monitoring that keeps it current.
How it works
- A licensed clinician reviews your health history and confirms PrEP is a fit for you.
- When PrEP is appropriate, a daily prescription is sent to your pharmacy.
- Routine monitoring labs — HIV, kidney function, hepatitis B, and STI screening — go to a collection site you choose.
- Follow-up HIV testing about every three months keeps your prescription current; your clinician orders those labs too.
Insurance & cost
Use commercial insurance where it is supported, or self-pay at a flat $50 per approved request. Select insurance or self-pay in care discovery to see Ondoc's current payer status before entering personal information. Member-specific eligibility, active status, and benefits are verified by our insurance verification team. Medicare and Medicaid are not accepted as insurance.
Common questions
- Can I get PrEP through a telehealth visit?
- Yes. PrEP is routinely managed by telehealth. A licensed clinician evaluates your risk and health history and prescribes PrEP when it's appropriate — with routine lab monitoring along the way.
- Will I need lab tests while on PrEP?
- Yes — routine monitoring keeps PrEP safe. Your clinician orders HIV, kidney function, hepatitis B, and STI screening to a lab near you, and repeats key tests about every three months. You pick the location.
- Which PrEP medication will I get?
- Most patients start daily oral PrEP — a tenofovir-based combination such as generic Truvada or Descovy. Your clinician chooses based on your labs, health history, and preference.
- How does ongoing PrEP care work?
- PrEP includes an HIV test and a check-in about every three months, with kidney monitoring for some patients. Your clinician orders the monitoring labs and keeps your prescription current.
- What if I was exposed to HIV in the last 72 hours?
- That's PEP, not PrEP, and it's time-critical — contact an emergency department or urgent care immediately, since PEP must start within 72 hours of exposure.
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