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Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) Testing - Servicio médico Clínica Hispana Cruz #3 Houston TX
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Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) Testing

Confidential STD testing in Houston, TX. Results and treatment in Spanish, with affordable pricing.

Taking care of your sexual health is an act of responsibility. At Clínica Hispana Cruz #3 we offer confidential, respectful testing for sexually transmitted diseases, with treatment when needed.

What's included?

  • Symptom and risk-factor assessment
  • Testing for the most common infections
  • Laboratory analysis
  • Treatment and guidance if the result is positive
  • Complete confidentiality

When to get tested

If you had a risky encounter, have symptoms or simply want peace of mind, getting tested is the best decision. Early detection makes treatment easier.

Why choose Clínica Hispana Cruz #3?

We are a Hispanic and Latino clinic that cares for you 100% in Spanish, with no appointment needed and affordable pricing, no insurance required. Find your medical center near you at 5411 S Braeswood Blvd, Houston, TX 77096, open Monday through Sunday from 9 AM to 9 PM. Our team treats every patient with respect, time and clear explanations.

Payment

You don't need health insurance. We offer affordable, transparent pricing and accept cash and cards. Ask us about the cost of your service before your visit.

Areas we serve

We care for patients across Houston, TX and the entire southwest side of the city: Meyerland, Braeswood, Westbury, Bellaire, Sharpstown, Gulfton and nearby communities.

Included in this service

Confidential, judgment-free testing
Symptom and risk assessment
Treatment available
Care in Spanish

Ready to schedule your appointment?

Call us now or visit us — no appointment needed

Frequently Asked Questions

Each infection has its own window before a test can pick it up, so testing too early can give false reassurance. Tell the medical team when the exposure happened; they'll explain which tests make sense now and whether repeating one later is wise. If you already notice discharge, sores or burning when you urinate, come in rather than wait.

Only what helps choose the right tests: the type of contact, whether condoms were used, and roughly when. These questions are routine for the medical team and are asked privately, never in front of the waiting room. Being honest means you don't pay for tests you don't need or skip one that matters.

It depends on what's being checked. Some infections are found with a blood draw, others with a urine sample, and a sore or discharge may be tested with a swab. For a urine test, it helps not to urinate for a while before you arrive, so the sample is more concentrated and reliable.