Mexico City · Ciudad de México
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Mexico: good to know
- PEP in this country. AHF México says PEP must start within 72 hours of the exposure and that, after unprotected sex, you can go to any IMSS hospital or clinic, which must provide PEP as a free service whether or not you are insured with IMSS. The page does not say that AHF's own centres supply PEP. If you are a foreign visitor, ask on arrival how this applies to you.Community-endorsed AHF México· 19 Sep 2026
Emergency number: 911
- AHF México Wellness Centre (Zona Rosa)Centro de Bienestar AHF México – CDMXClosed · opens 11:00 tomorrowSeen with symptoms: Yes
A free charity centre in the Zona Rosa where you can walk in for a rapid HIV, syphilis or hepatitis C test, including on Saturday mornings, and see a doctor about an STI at no charge.
- ASSI Vivo (Fundación México Vivo)ASSI Vivo – Centro Comunitario de Fundación México VivoCheck hours with the clinic
A foundation-run community centre in Roma Sur that says all its appointments are free and cover rapid HIV and syphilis tests, medical and psychological care and a PrEP programme that supplies the medication.
- Clínica Especializada CondesaCheck hours with the clinicPEP (after HIV exposure): Yes
Mexico City's public HIV and STI clinic and the place most locals will send you, reported to offer free tests, PEP and PrEP; phone before you go to check services.
- Laboratorio Médico del Chopo (Centro Médico branch, Roma Sur)Check hours with the clinic
A branch in Roma Sur of Mexico's largest private laboratory chain, which publishes peso prices online for an HIV test, an HIV and syphilis profile and a 14-pathogen STI PCR panel that you can pay for and book on its website; testing only, no treatment.
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