Cusco
Peru · 2 clinics · times shown in local time
Peru: good to know
- PEP in this country. Vía Libre, a Lima sexual health NGO, says PEP is given at every Ministry of Health (MINSA) or EsSalud hospital that provides antiretroviral treatment, and must start within 72 hours. AHF Perú says PEP through MINSA is free and advises going to the nearest health facility or calling 113. Neither source says what a short-term visitor is charged.Community-endorsed Vía Libre· 19 Sep 2026
Emergency number: 106
2 clinics · sorted by name
- Hospital Regional del Cusco (STI and HIV unit)Hospital Regional del Cusco – UAMP/TARCheck hours with the clinicSeen with symptoms: Yes
Cusco's main public hospital, listed in the national directory of STI and HIV services as diagnosing and treating STIs and HIV, which makes it the most likely public starting point for a traveller in the city.
- SOS Medical Group CuscoSOS MG – Centro Médico CuscoOpen · closes 23:59Visitors accepted: Yes
A private medical centre aimed at international travellers, open around the clock with English-speaking general doctors, its own laboratory and a gynaecologist, so it is a practical first stop in Cusco if you have symptoms, although its site does not list HIV or STI tests by name.
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