Knowing your HIV status is just one more way to protect your health – and Hamilton County Public Health is making that easy to do in June.
To help prevent the spread of HIV, Hamilton County Public Health will offer its confidential HIV testing services as part of National HIV Testing Day on Friday, June 27. First observed in 1995, National HIV Testing Day encourages people to get tested for HIV, know their status, and find links to care and treatment.
– Friday, June 27, 2025
– Noon-4 p.m. (final session at 3:45 p.m.)
– Hamilton County Public Health Clinic Services
– 5050 Section Ave. (Enter on Ross Ave.), Suite 200
Enjoy walk-in appointments (first-come, first-served) with professional, supportive clinic staff who can provide speedy HIV tests, consult on sexual health services and provide referrals for medications or additional care.
“National HIV Testing Day is a great time to get tested and ease your mind,” says Jaasiel Chapman, one of Hamilton County Public Health’s HIV program coordinators. “It’s a quick, judgment-free moment to focus on your wellbeing before going back to your busy day.”
Testing for HIV can provide powerful information that you can use to promote good health and slow the spread of the virus. In addition, routine testing provides opportunities for early diagnosis and treatment.
For more information about National HIV Testing Day, check out Hamilton County Public Health’s Facebook event.
To view Hamilton County Public Health’s reports on HIV, sexually transmitted infections and other topics, visit our reports website.
To learn about additional services and resources from Hamilton County Public Health Clinic Services, call 513-946-7610 during business hours or visit our clinical services and disease prevention website.
