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- What visitors pay. In England, NHS services for diagnosing and treating sexually transmitted infections, and A&E (emergency) care, are free to all overseas visitors.
- PEP in this country. PEP is free on the NHS for people who meet the guidelines. Go to a sexual health or HIV clinic first; at weekends or out of hours, hospital A&E (emergency) departments can start it. It must be started within 72 hours.Community-endorsed Terrence Higgins Trust· 18 Sep 2026
Emergency number: 999
LGBTQ+ friendly means the clinic says so itself. No label only means it hasn’t said, not that it’s unwelcoming.
- 56 Dean StreetClosed · opens 12:00 todayLGBTQ+ friendlyVisitors accepted: YesSeen with symptoms: YesPEP (after HIV exposure): Yes
The clinic gay and bi men in London name first — NHS, free to visitors, with clear separate routes for symptoms, routine screening and urgent PEP.
- Burrell Street Sexual Health CentreClosed · opens 12:30 todayVisitors accepted: YesSeen with symptoms: YesPEP (after HIV exposure): Yes
An NHS walk-in sexual health clinic near London Bridge that is open seven days a week, sees people with symptoms and starts PEP — useful when you cannot wait for a booked slot.
- cliniQ at King's (Caldecot Centre)Closed · opens 16:00 TuesdayLGBTQ+ friendlyPEP (after HIV exposure): Yes
A trans-led sexual health clinic for trans, non-binary and gender-diverse people, run one evening a week inside an NHS clinic, with testing, PrEP and PEP.
- Mortimer Market CentreClosed · opens 08:30 todayLGBTQ+ friendlyVisitors accepted: YesSeen with symptoms: YesPEP (after HIV exposure): Yes
A large central London NHS clinic with a separate online booking route for men who have sex with men and walk-in PEP during opening hours.
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