STD Testing & Treatment in New Milford, CT

DOCS Urgent Care in Norwalk offers confidential STD testing and treatment. All services are provided at your convenience and all information is kept 100% confidential.

Our New Milford location is run by board-certified medical providers. Our goal is to provide you with the highest quality care at an affordable cost. We also accept a wide variety of insurance plans.

QUALITY, AFFORDABLE CARE

DOCS URGENT CARE – NEW MILFORD

ADDRESS
141A Danbury Rd.
New Milford, CT 06776

PHONE
860-717-0392

FAX
860-717-0392

HOURS
WEEKDAYS : 9AM-5PM
SAT: & Sun  8AM-4PM

STD Testing with Results in 20 minutes!

DOCS is now offering on site STI & STD testing in all locations. Results are available within 20 minutes. 

– Most insurances accepted

– Medicare and Medicaid accepted

– testing is run on site

– walk ins accepted

– reasonable self pay pricing

What are STIs & STDs?

STI stands for sexually transmitted infection and STD stands for sexually transmitted disease. It’s important to catch these infections early on as it can lead to better health outcomes

DOCS STI testing can help enable improved health outcomes by:

• Increasing treatment compliance

• Limiting onward transmission

• Minimizing the risk of untreated conditions

• Ensuring the right treatment is provided

If you think you might have been exposed to and STI or STD, book an appointment here or walk in to any of our centers today for immediate testing. 

What to Know about STD Testing

What happens during an std testing?

STD testing is quick and easy. Our testing and results are based on your symptoms sores, pain, discharge), medical history, type of sexual contact, and sexual history. Our physicians will ask a few questions to assess your symptoms; this includes a brief history of your sexual history necessary to better understand your potential contacts with STDs. After a general assessment, they will run a test. There is no single STD test, as different methods are utilized to diagnose different STDs.

Depending on your personal testing method, your sample may be tested in our New Milford office or sent to the lab for further results. While we do understand that coming in for an STD or STI (Sexually Transmitted Infection) can be an uncomfortable experience, it is extremely important to get tested, especially if you are feeling symptoms. Untreated STDs can cause further unwanted complications. 

Types of Testing:

*Urine or blood sample

*Swabs (mouth, genitals, sores, discharge)

*Physical exam

Depending on which tests you have received, the sample will either be tested directly in our Bethel office or may be sent to an outside lab. It is not uncommon for patients to feel uncomfortable requesting a test for an STD or STI (sexually transmitted infection), but it is important to be tested if you’re experiencing any symptoms, as an untreated STD can cause further complications.

What Types of Treatment are available at DOCS Urgent Care of New Milford?

First, we can treat the following STD’s: 

**HIV/AIDS

*Chlamydia

*Syphilis

*Gonorrhea

 

*Hepatitis C

*HPV

*Herpes

Your treatment options will depend on your STD diagnosis. If you are prescribed antibiotics by one of our physicians, it is best to follow all intake instructions, even if you stop feeling symptoms during the course of your antibiotics. We will find the right treatment to help protect your health and the health of future sexual partners.

When Should You Get Tested?

It is best to get tested if you are sexually active, have or have had multiple sexual partners, or have recently had unprotected sex. Different STDs take different amounts of time to show symptoms (incubation periods). If you are unsure which STD you have or feel symptoms, it is in your best interest to get tested by one of our physicians as soon as possible, so that we can help pinpoint your diagnosis and treat it quickly. Even if you have no visible symptoms, it is best to get tested after partaking in any of these activities to ensure that you have not contracted anything.

The Care When You Need It in New Milford

DOCS Urgent Care of New Milford part of the larger DOCS Urgent Care network. A network of professional Urgent Care clinics run by board-certified health care providers. Our goal is to give the highest quality care to our patients while providing affordable care.

Notice

During this surge in COVID-19 cases, our primary focus is meeting the high demand for tests, and we are seeing higher than usual wait times. This means we are unable to answer most phone calls. Please know that our teams are working very hard during this time to care for as many patients as safely as possible. Please click the button below for answers to common questions. We appreciate your understanding.