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United States: good to know
- PEP in this country. The Hawaii Department of Health says that if you may have been exposed to HIV in the last 72 hours you should go to your local emergency room and ask a physician to prescribe a 28-day supply of PEP. Its own STI/HIV Clinic at Diamond Head does not provide PEP. The department does not publish what this costs.Published by Hawaii Department of Health· 19 Sep 2026
- What visitors pay. US care is rarely free for visitors, but the Hawaii Department of Health says services at its STI/HIV Clinic at the Diamond Head Health Center are confidential and free, and that insurance is not required. It does not state a residency requirement.Published by Hawaii Department of Health· 19 Sep 2026
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- Hawaiʻi Health & Harm Reduction CenterClosed · opens 09:00 tomorrowLGBTQ+ friendly
Non-profit in Kakaʻako that prioritises transgender, LGBQ and Native Hawaiian communities and offers free walk-in rapid HIV and hepatitis C tests with no insurance needed; STI tests are by appointment.
- Hawaii Department of Health STI/HIV Clinic at Diamond Head Health CenterClosed · opens 11:00 tomorrowPEP (after HIV exposure): No
State-run clinic a short ride from Waikiki whose testing and treatment are free with no insurance needed; book ahead, because walk-ins are seen only when a booked patient does not show up.
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