Team Daily Pill
One pill, once a day. Easy to build into a routine and easy to stash in the bag. If you like staying hands-on with your health, this one's yours.
Big plans deserve backup. PrEP is up to 99% effective at preventing HIV when taken as prescribed, and now you can choose how you take it: a daily pill, or one injection every two months. Your life, your call.
Meet Alex, Mateo and Sofia. Three friends, one trip, and a plan that covers everything, including their health. Alex is team injection, one shot every two months. Mateo is team daily pill. Sofia just found out PrEP works for women too.
Press play. then choose your side.
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PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) is medication that prevents HIV before exposure, up to 99% effective when taken as prescribed. The best format is the one you'll actually stick with.
One pill, once a day. Easy to build into a routine and easy to stash in the bag. If you like staying hands-on with your health, this one's yours.
Injectable PrEP is available in two options. Apretude, one injection every 2 months, and Yeztugo, one injection every 6 months. Your CHN team will work with you to figure out which one fits your needs and lifestyle.
If you have insurance, great. If you don't, our team can help you get PrEP at no cost. Cost should never be a barrier to accessing PrEP.
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A lot of women have never been told this: PrEP isn't just for men. Women can take the daily pill or get the injection every two months, with the same protection, up to 99% effective at preventing HIV when taken as prescribed.
If no one ever offered you PrEP, consider this your invitation.
Know your options. Own your power.
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PrEP protects you from HIV before. DoxyPEP has your back after. It's an antibiotic you take after sex to lower the risk of certain STIs, like syphilis, chlamydia and gonorrhea. Think of it as one more layer between you and the what-ifs.
Answer a few quick questions, pick your time, done. It takes minutes, and it’s private.
Talk through the pill, the shot and DoxyPEP with someone who gets it. No judgment, no lecture.
Walk out with your plan — pill, injection, DoxyPEP, or all of the above — and get back to living.
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PrEP stands for pre-exposure prophylaxis. It is a medication that helps prevent HIV and is up to 99% effective when taken as prescribed.
Both options provide highly effective protection. The pill is taken once daily, while the injection is given at the clinic once every two months. The right option depends on what best fits your routine, and a CHN provider can help you decide.
Yes. PrEP works for women in both pill and injectable forms, with the same level of effectiveness. If it has never been offered to you, ask us about it.
DoxyPEP is an antibiotic taken after sex to help lower the risk of certain sexually transmitted infections, including syphilis, chlamydia, and gonorrhea. Speak with a CHN provider to find out whether it is right for you.
No. PrEP specifically helps prevent HIV. DoxyPEP and condoms may provide additional protection against other STIs, and your provider can help you choose the combination that works best for you.
Most insurance plans cover PrEP, and CHN’s team can connect you with programs that may help cover the cost if you are uninsured. Cost should never be the reason you go without protection.
Yes. Your visit, questions, and care remain confidential between you and your provider.
In many cases, you can begin within a few days. Book your appointment online and choose a time that works for you.
No. New patients are welcome, and booking online is the fastest way to get started.
Pill or shot. Before or after. Whatever your path, get PrEP-pared for it.
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