Are you having sex without condoms? Are your partner s living with HIV with a detectable viral load? Have you had an STI in the last six months? Have you injected drugs and shared equipment? Have you been in a treatment program for drug use? No, but if you do have it we ask that you bring your insurance card so that we may bill it.
Hours for PrEP appointments vary. Call or text Boston at or call Framingham at Learn more at www. STI treatment also available!
Contact either location. Rachel has been a part of the JRI team since January, For over 20 years, Rachel has been working in the field of human services assisting families with accessing and navigating services. She was promoted in July to Family Networks Program Director where she closely worked with the Department of Children Families for 10 years ensuring that children and families received the highest quality of individualized services ranging from community based through residential care.
Rachel is very dedicated to helping the individuals she works with and is committed to improving the lives of children and families. PrEP pre-exposure prophylaxis could be for you. PrEP is a once daily pill. PrEP only has rare, minor side effects. GLASS can help. At our Boston location, you will be enrolled in the Mass General Hospital system and the cost of your visit will be covered whether you have insurance or not.
If you want to move forward with PrEP, you will be given a prescription at your first visit. For Boston, this is limited to Wednesdays You fill your prescription at Walgreens Pharmacy or somewhere similar. For Boston, this is sent electronically. Your lab test results take days to come back at which point someone will call you to let you know if you are eligible to keep taking PrEP. You will initially come back for follow-up one month after your first visit, then every three months after that for follow-up testing.
