You can test for sexually transmitted infections (STIs), which can develop into sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), through an at-home test or at a clinic. With UM Diagnostics’ at-home testing, you collect a sample at your convenience and send it to our lab for analysis. You’ll receive your results online confidentially. The type of sample needed depends on the STI being tested and may include urine, a blood sample (collected with a simple finger prick), or genital swabs.

If you prefer a clinic, a healthcare provider can collect blood, a swab, or a urine sample. The method for receiving results varies by clinic.

Let’s be honest: STD testing isn’t the most enjoyable experience, regardless of how comfortable you are discussing your sexual health. However, regular STD testing is crucial for anyone who is sexually active. At UM Diagnostics, we’re committed to making the testing process easier and more discreet than ever before

Choose the Right Test
Select a UM Diagnostics STD test that suits your needs. Consider the specific STDs included in each test to ensure it covers your requirements. Our STD Test for Women detects hepatitis C virus (HCV), human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), syphilis, trichomoniasis, chlamydia, and gonorrhea. All our tests are discreetly packaged to protect your privacy.

Collect Your Sample
Your UM Diagnostics STD Test kit includes everything needed for convenient and private sample collection at home.

Send Your Sample
The kit comes with a prepaid shipping label for easy sample submission. Our laboratory will process your sample.

Review Your Results
Access your test results online within days of the lab receiving your sample. For abnormal results, a representative from our independent clinician network will contact you.

Explore Other UM Diagnostics Tests
Consider these additional options:

• Chlamydia and gonorrhea
• Hepatitis C
• Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
• Syphilis
• Trichomoniasis
• Human papillomavirus (HPV)

The frequency of STD testing depends on your sexual activity and relationship status. While the CDC recommends testing every 3-12 months based on risk factors, most healthcare providers agree that annual testing is a minimum. It’s essential to test more frequently if you engage in unprotected sex with new partners. Protecting yourself and your partners is crucial, and knowing your STD status is a vital step.

Our STD Test at Home

Our STD test kit provides a convenient and private way to screen for common sexually transmitted diseases, including Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Hepatitis C, Syphilis, HIV, and Trichomoniasis. This comprehensive test requires a simple blood spot and vaginal swab. The kit includes clear instructions and helpful videos to guide you through the process. Once collected, simply return your samples to our lab for analysis.

Our at-home STD test accurately detects chlamydia, gonorrhea, trichomoniasis, and exposure to HIV, hepatitis C, or syphilis. Enjoy the privacy and convenience of collecting your sample at home and mailing it back to our lab in a prepaid package.

Once your results are ready, you’ll receive an email notification and can access your easy-to-understand report on our secure online platform. If your results indicate any abnormalities, a healthcare professional from our network will contact you to answer your questions. For certain conditions like chlamydia, gonorrhea, and trichomoniasis, we may offer a prescription at no additional cost.

UM Diagnostics provides not only clear results but also offers guidance on potential next steps based on your specific situation.

Our at-home STI lab test screens for a range of sexually transmitted infections. If your results indicate a positive or abnormal finding, a board-certified physician licensed in your state will contact you to discuss your specific case and provide appropriate medical guidance, including prescriptions if necessary.

In rare instances, due to factors such as recent exposure or inadequate sample collection, we may be unable to provide definitive results. This does not necessarily imply an abnormal result but rather indicates the need for repeat testing.