In-person clinics and main phone line
Closed on Monday February 17th
Visit The
PrEP Clinic
Full-service care with by appointment and walk-in hours.
No health card required.
Most pay $0 for PrEP with us!
Your One-Stop PrEP Clinic
In-person care including assessment, lab tests, STI treatment, vaccinations and medication access.
Our clinic provides services to our current patients on PrEP and those starting HIV prevention medication with us.
We are accepting new PrEP patients. No referral needed.
The FASTEST Way to Start PrEP!
Medication on your first visit with Rapid Start:
Step 1: PrEP Assessment
Meet with a Nurse Practitioner in person for a PrEP Assessment. You can also discuss Doxy-PEP.
Step 2: Labwork & Vaccines
Full labwork will be done during the same visit. If you want to start PrEP right away we will include a rapid HIV test. (After starting care with us you will be offered sexual health vaccines too!)
Step 3: Chat with Pharmacist
We will talk about your medication, answer your questions, and help you save with PrEPSaver. Everyone gets the first 3 months at no cost.
Step 4: Ship It or Pick It Up
If you did not do a Rapid Start, once all your lab results come in your medication can be shipped to your door or you can come pick it up.
Unique to The PrEP Clinic
Save the most on PrEP in Ontario
Over 90% pay $0 with our exclusive PrEPSaver Program.
Free Doxy-PEP
Reduce the risk of chlamydia and syphilis. All patients pay $0 with us.
PrEP Injection Station
Now offering injectable PrEP at all of our in-person locations!
No Health Card Needed.
To book an in-person PrEP appointment, call or text us today!
Phone, Text and WhatsApp Line Runs
Monday-Saturday
Our Locations
ALL CLINIC LOCATIONS ARE CLOSED ON STAT HOLIDAYS
Toronto Clinic
803-180 Bloor St W
(Bloor & Queen's Park)
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Monday 10:30am - 5:00pm
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Tues & Wed 10:30am - 9:00pm
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Thursday 10:30am - 3:30pm
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Friday 10:30am - 5:00pm
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Saturday 11:00am - 3:00pm
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Monday 5:00pm - 8:30pm
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Thursday 3:30pm - 8:30pm
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Last Intake 8:00pm
TORONTO services are available to people accessing PrEP or HIV treatment care only.
Brampton Clinic
7700 Hurontario Street
(inside “The Community Door”)
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Monday 6:00pm - 9:00pm
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Wednesday 1:00pm - 4:00pm
HIV treatment care services available Wednesdays
Ottawa Clinic
19 Main St.
(ACO Building)
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Monday 3:30pm - 8:30pm
General Nursing Services Only 3:30pm-5:30pm
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Wednesday 4:30pm - 8:30pm
General Nursing Services Only 4:30pm-5:30pm
We also offer online PrEP care!
If you’re not near one of our in-person clinic locations, or prefer virtual care, you can still get PrEP from us!
Toronto • Ottawa • Brampton
In-Person Services
Home to Ontario’s only walk-in full-service PrEP clinic.
Walk-In Hours
- Toronto Mon and Thurs 6pm-9pm
- Ottawa Mon 5:30pm-8:30pm
- Brampton Mon 6pm–9pm
By-Appointment Hours (Toronto only)
- Mondays 12pm-6pm
- Tuesdays 12pm-6pm
- Wednesdays 10am-7pm
- Thursdays 12pm-6pm
Frequently Asked Questions
Are PrEP appointments free? What about lab work?
The PrEP Clinic does not charge for in-person services including PrEP assessments and lab work. This includes for people without a health card. We do not charge any fees for any PrEP labwork. Our pharmacy proudly gives back and fully sponsors this service.
Do I have to book far in advance to come in?
There is no booking for walk-in services at The PrEP Clinic so you can come on the days/times it is offered in Toronto. For our by-appointment spots in Toronto we usually can get you in within a day or two, sometimes same day. Brampton and Ottawa locations run once a week and spots can fill up a bit quicker.
What is it like coming into your clinics?
Our in-person services are in safe and discreet spaces that are warm and inviting. You can trust our team to be efficient and highly knowledgeable on PrEP and sexual health. Since opening in 2019 we have helped with the care of thousands of Ontarians in-person.
Do you have injection treatments needed for syphilis and gonorrhea?
We do! No more running around to find a clinic that offers these treatment options. You can also avoid less effective pill options with us.
Are PrEP appointments anonymous?
You are welcome to use whatever name you would like to provide during your PrEP appointment.
What sexual health vaccines do you provide?
Patients in our PrEP roster can benefit from free Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, and HPV vaccines. With no age restrictions for adults.
More information on this and eligibility is available here: https://www.prepclinic.ca/all-about-prep/prep-and-vaccinations/
Do you do lab collection for PrEP labs on-site during my visit?
You will be able to complete all of the required lab work for PrEP on-site during your clinic visit at the same time. We provide full-service PrEP care and you will not need to go find another lab. Get lab work done in a comfortable inclusive space with us!
Can I come into The PrEP Clinic if I have a sexual health concern and not just for routine PrEP labs?
Yes! We’re here for our PrEP patients to support your entire sexual health. You are welcome to come in for testing in between or if you have a sexual health concern.
Do you offer swab testing?
Our lab testing includes throat and rectal swabs for gonorrhea and chlamydia screening. (We also offer this for our online patients too!)
Can I pick up my medication during my testing visit?
Yes! If coming in for repeat testing you can pick-up your medication refill at the same time at our Toronto and Brampton locations. It’s super convenient and easy.
If I’m getting PrEP online with you can I still come for in-person services too?
Absolutely! Get the best of both worlds. Online for convenience and in-person when you need us.
How often should I get tested while on PrEP?
Once on PrEP, you should be tested every 3 months for HIV. We can also test you for other STIs at this time. Our patients are welcome to come in for earlier testing and assessments in between their PrEP labwork too!
PrEP With Us
Most pay $0 With PrEPSaver
Not sure if PrEP
is right for you?
Health is very personal and we feel it’s important to provide information to help you make a well-informed decision about PrEP. If you will ever have a possible exposure to HIV it is something to consider – especially if not always 100% sure of a sexual partner’s status.