STI/HIV Testing, Treatment & Consultation

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) affect people of all backgrounds. While Utah has seen progress on decreasing cases through testing and risk-reduction education, Weber and Morgan counties continue to experience increasing rates of STIs.

Questions & Availability

📞 Have questions or need to set an appointment? Please call 801-399-7250 for the Clinical Nursing Staff.

• Monday & Wednesday
• 1:00 PM – 4:30 PM

Who Should Be Tested?

Anyone who has had more than one sexual partner in the past year or people who inject drugs.

•  Weber-Morgan Health Department offers testing for Chlamydia, Gonorrhea and Syphilis.
•  Rapid HIV testing.
•  Free HIV testing offered twice per year in June and December.

STI Risk Factors:

• More than one sex partner
• Sex without protective barriers (such as condoms, dental dams)
• Anal sex
• Sex with symptomatic partners
• Sexual contact with people you don’t know (anonymous sex partners)
• Sex with one or multiple new or casual partners
• Past history of an STD
• Sex while using drugs and/or alcohol

STI Consultation, Testing and Treatment

Anyone having concerns or experiencing new symptoms after a sexual interaction is eligible for consultation, testing and treatment. A nurse can conduct a sexual history, perform testing and assess the need for treatment. Clinical Nursing staff are able to treat symptoms of Gonorrhea and Chlamydia presumptively.

A person identified as a sexual partner to an individual with a confirmed STI may receive free testing and counseling through Weber-Morgan Health Clinical Nursing Services. A public health nurse will contact the identified sexual partner and arrange time for the person to be tested and treated. Weber-Morgan Health Department maintains strict confidentiality at all times.

Ask us if you’re a candidate for our new tool, Doxy PEP, which can help prevent the spread of sexually transmitted infections.

Testing and Treatment for Minors

Testing is available for individuals of all ages. In accordance with Utah Code, 26-6-18 , a minor can seek medical care by a hospital, public clinic, or a private physician for the diagnosis and treatment of a sexually transmitted disease without the consent of a parent or legal guardian.

STI/HIV Fees: