Estação Prevenção Jorge Beloqui
Estação Prevenção – Jorge Beloqui
Public sexual health clinic · São Paulo, Brazil
Can I go now?
Contact the clinic to arrange a visit
The city's 2023 opening announcement placed it after the ticket barriers, so you may need to pay a metro fare to reach it.
Can a visitor use it?
Check with the clinic before you go — The Ministry of Health says foreign tourists can use the public urgent-care network free of charge (see the city note); the city's pages do not say what this post asks of a visitor.
About
A free city HIV prevention post inside República metro station that is open in the evening, Tuesday to Saturday until 23:00, for rapid HIV tests, PEP and PrEP when the daytime clinics are shut.
This clinic doesn’t advertise itself as LGBTQ+ friendly. Most clinics don’t, so this isn’t a sign that it’s unwelcoming. If you’ve been, tell us how you were treated.
Services
Booking, access & languages
The city's 2023 opening announcement placed it after the ticket barriers, so you may need to pay a metro fare to reach it.
Languages: Portuguese
Cost
| Service | Who | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| All services | Everyone | Free The city describes the post as a free HIV testing and prevention service of the public health system (SUS). |
| PEP (after HIV exposure) | Everyone | Free The city health department says PEP is free through the public health system (SUS) and lasts 28 days; start within 72 hours. |
Prices are shown in the local currency as stated by the source on the date shown. “Consultation” is often charged separately from tests.
After you leave
Results by: in person
Brazil: good to know
- What visitors pay. Brazil's Ministry of Health says a foreign tourist with a health problem can also seek care in the urgent-care network of the public health system (SUS), including SAMU ambulances on 192 and 24-hour UPA units, and that these services are free. The page does not list any documents a tourist must show.Published by Ministério da Saúde (Brazil)· 19 Sep 2026
- PEP in this country. The Ministry of Health says PEP is offered free of charge by the SUS, must start within 72 hours of the exposure and is taken for 28 days. São Paulo's city health department lists more than 100 units that give PEP, including the municipal testing centres (CTA) and specialised services (SAE) on weekdays 7:00–19:00, the Estação Prevenção inside República metro station (Tuesday to Saturday 17:00–23:00), and emergency units such as UPA Vergueiro and AMA Sé in the centre.Published by Prefeitura de São Paulo· 19 Sep 2026
Emergency number: 192
Sources & last checked
Last checked 22 Sep 2026.
- e1 · Published by Prefeitura de São Paulo · 19 Sep 2026 · prefeitura.sp.gov.br — City announcement of the opening (7 June 2023): inside República station after the turnstiles; rapid HIV test with private result, PrEP, PEP, first doses of antiretroviral treatment, condoms, lubricant and self-tests; free through the SUS.
- e2 · Published by Prefeitura de São Paulo · 19 Sep 2026 · prefeitura.sp.gov.br — City article of 7 January 2026: free testing and prevention service in República station, Tuesday to Saturday 17:00-23:00; self-tests, condoms, PrEP and PEP.
- e3 · Published by Prefeitura de São Paulo · 22 Sep 2026 · prefeitura.sp.gov.br — City PEP page lists the post among PEP units with the same hours.
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