CrescentCare offers rapid HIV testing and counseling six days a week, with results in minutes. Testing uses a small blood sample and is done using the most advanced rapid test available, which can detect HIV earlier than other rapid tests.
HIV and STI Testing is confidential, and is provided on a walk-in basis (no appointment necessary). The test is conducted with a state-certified counselor, in a one-on-one session (if you’re in a relationship and would like to get tested together, see Couples HIV Testing below). If someone tests HIV positive, the agency will work with that person to gain access to HIV medical care and other services he or she needs.
Testing at the locations below is free of charge.
CrescentCare Main Office (1631 Elysian Fields):
1631 Elysian Fields | New Orleans | 504-945-4000, 504-267-4288 | Map
- Mon/Tues– 9am-2pm & 4:30pm-7:30pm
- Wed/Thurs-12pm-3:30pm & 4:30pm-7:30pm
- Fri– 12pm-5pm
- Sat – 11am-1pm
*Please inquire about Rapid Syphilis/HCV Testing
Municipal Courthouse (Mid-City):
727 S Broad St. | New Orleans | Map
- Mon-Fri – 8am-12:00pm & 1:30pm-5pm
*HCV rapid testing available
Walgreens
- First Monday of the Month Walgreens at Broad St and St. Bernard Ave (1826 N Broad St)
- Third Thursday of the Month Walgreens at S Carrollton Ave and S Claiborne Ave (2418 S Carrollton Ave)
Couples HIV Testing and Counseling “Testing Together”
Testing is free of charge.
CrescentCare Main Office (1631 Elysian Fields):
1631 Elysian Fields | New Orleans | 504-945-4000, 504-267-4288 | Map
- Tues– 4:30pm-7pm
Our Sexual Health Center offers confidential testing and treatment for chlamydia, gonorrhea, HIV, Syphilis, and other sexually transmitted infections, with same day testing and onsite provision of most medications. Walk-ins or appointments welcome!
Testing and treatment at the LSU Sexual Health Center is provided on a sliding-scale-fee basis.
CrescentCare Health and Wellness Center, 5th Floor
3308 Tulane Ave. | New Orleans | 504-293-6899 | Map
- Mon-Fri – 7:30am-4pm
Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, Syphilis, Hepatitis C, and HIV screening for gay, bisexual, and queer-identified men and transgender individuals *Interested in PrEP? Contact Wellness Center.*
Testing at the locations below is free of charge.
CrescentCare Elysian Fields:
1631 Elysian Fields | New Orleans | 504-945-4000, 504-267-4288 | Map
- Mon/Tues – 9am-2pm (last appointment at 1:30pm)
- Wed/Thurs – 12pm-8pm (no appointments 3:30-4:30pm)
Testing is free of charge.
CrescentCare Main Office (1631 Elysian Fields):
1631 Elysian Fields | New Orleans | 504-945-4000, 504-267-4288 | Map
- Fri – 12pm-5pm
*HIV & HCV rapid testing available weekly
Coming Soon
Please contact our Prevention department with any questions you have about testing times, location, procedures, etc.,and we’ll be glad to assist you:
CrescentCare Elysian Fields:
1631 Elysian Fields Avenue.
504-945-4000 or 504-267-4288
Fri – 12pm-5pm
- + Overview
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CrescentCare offers rapid HIV testing and counseling six days a week, with results in minutes. Testing uses a small blood sample and is done using the most advanced rapid test available, which can detect HIV earlier than other rapid tests.
HIV and STI Testing is confidential, and is provided on a walk-in basis (no appointment necessary). The test is conducted with a state-certified counselor, in a one-on-one session (if you’re in a relationship and would like to get tested together, see Couples HIV Testing below). If someone tests HIV positive, the agency will work with that person to gain access to HIV medical care and other services he or she needs.
- + Testing Times and Locations
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Testing at the locations below is free of charge.
CrescentCare Main Office (1631 Elysian Fields):
1631 Elysian Fields | New Orleans | 504-945-4000, 504-267-4288 | Map
- Mon/Tues– 9am-2pm & 4:30pm-7:30pm
- Wed/Thurs-12pm-3:30pm & 4:30pm-7:30pm
- Fri– 12pm-5pm
- Sat – 11am-1pm
*Please inquire about Rapid Syphilis/HCV Testing
Municipal Courthouse (Mid-City):
727 S Broad St. | New Orleans | Map
- Mon-Fri – 8am-12:00pm & 1:30pm-5pm
*HCV rapid testing available
Walgreens
- First Monday of the Month Walgreens at Broad St and St. Bernard Ave (1826 N Broad St)
- Third Thursday of the Month Walgreens at S Carrollton Ave and S Claiborne Ave (2418 S Carrollton Ave)
Couples HIV Testing and Counseling “Testing Together”
Testing is free of charge.
CrescentCare Main Office (1631 Elysian Fields):
1631 Elysian Fields | New Orleans | 504-945-4000, 504-267-4288 | Map
- Tues– 4:30pm-7pm
Our Sexual Health Center offers confidential testing and treatment for chlamydia, gonorrhea, HIV, Syphilis, and other sexually transmitted infections, with same day testing and onsite provision of most medications. Walk-ins or appointments welcome!
Testing and treatment at the LSU Sexual Health Center is provided on a sliding-scale-fee basis.
CrescentCare Health and Wellness Center, 5th Floor
3308 Tulane Ave. | New Orleans | 504-293-6899 | Map- Mon-Fri – 7:30am-4pm
Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, Syphilis, Hepatitis C, and HIV screening for gay, bisexual, and queer-identified men and transgender individuals *Interested in PrEP? Contact Wellness Center.*
Testing at the locations below is free of charge.
CrescentCare Elysian Fields:
1631 Elysian Fields | New Orleans | 504-945-4000, 504-267-4288 | Map
- Mon/Tues – 9am-2pm (last appointment at 1:30pm)
- Wed/Thurs – 12pm-8pm (no appointments 3:30-4:30pm)
Testing is free of charge.
CrescentCare Main Office (1631 Elysian Fields):
1631 Elysian Fields | New Orleans | 504-945-4000, 504-267-4288 | Map
- Fri – 12pm-5pm
*HIV & HCV rapid testing available weekly
- + Team
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Coming Soon
- + Contact
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Please contact our Prevention department with any questions you have about testing times, location, procedures, etc.,and we’ll be glad to assist you:
CrescentCare Elysian Fields:
1631 Elysian Fields Avenue.
504-945-4000 or 504-267-4288
Fri – 12pm-5pm
Notice: The Movement is funded through a five year grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), to work with and mobilize the community to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS in New Orleans. The information provided on this website is only intended to be a general summary of health information to the public. Any questions regarding a user’s personal health condition should be directed to their medical provider.