We provide confidential and free STI testing for chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, and HIV.
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We offer you a free limited OB ultrasound so you can get the answers you need.
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Pregnant?
You are not alone…
You may be feeling overwhelmed, scared or confused about being pregnant. Or maybe you just need some support for your pregnancy / parenting journey. Or perhaps you have questions about your sexual health.
Our sexual health clinic offers a safe, confidential place for you to talk to someone about your situation and explore choices for your next steps.
Schedule a free, confidential appointment with us at 715.425.8539 or click here.
Free and Confidential Sexual Health Clinic
We’ve Got The Answers You Need
Talk to a caring client advocate and a knowledgeable nurse to get your questions answered. Free and confidential services at your local sexual health clinic tailored just for you.
Our Staff
Dr. Melissa
Medical Director, MD
John Danneker
Executive Director
Mary
Nurse Manager, APNP
Tina
Ultrasound Technician, RDMS
Joni Renfro
RN Nurse, Sonographer
Michelle DeLeon
Bilingual Client Advocate
Mayra Mendez
Bilingual Client Advocate
Magi Bustamante
Bilingual Client Advocate
Rachel Kaufer
RN Nurse
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