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details across sexual health services near you.
How soon do you need to be seen?
Do you have a Medicare card?
No Medicare card? You can still compare services.
What you pay for a test, if anything.
Whether you need a Medicare card.
How quickly you’ll hear back.
Consults by video or phone.
Test kits posted to you, discreetly.
Confidential care, and what ID you may need.
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Costs vary. Publicly funded sexual health clinics may offer free testing, and a bulk-billing GP may charge nothing if you have a Medicare card. Private clinics and at-home testing services usually charge a fee. Bobbi helps you compare costs and availability before you choose who to contact.
Often, yes. Many publicly funded sexual health clinics see people without a Medicare card, including international students and visitors. Private services may charge more without Medicare, so check with each service.
Generally, no. You can usually book an STI test directly without a referral, and you don’t need symptoms to get tested. Regular testing is common for people who are sexually active.
PEP is medication taken after a possible exposure to HIV, and it must be started as soon as possible, within 72 hours. PrEP is medication taken before possible exposure to help prevent HIV. If you may have been exposed in the last 72 hours, go to an emergency department or a sexual health clinic straight away rather than booking a routine appointment.
Availability varies by service and location. Some clinics offer same-day or walk-in appointments, while others have longer wait times, and at-home kits can be ordered online. Bobbi helps you compare current availability across your options.
Sexual health services in Australia treat your information confidentially. Some public clinics let you attend without giving your full name or a Medicare card. Ask each service how it handles your details and results.
Yes. Bobbi helps you compare sexual health services based on your location, along with factors such as fees, availability, testing options and privacy details.
No. Bobbi is a comparison service that helps you explore sexual health service options. Bobbi does not provide testing, treatment or medical advice. In an emergency, call 000.
Information on this page is general and intended to help you compare providers. It is not medical advice. Always consult a registered practitioner before starting, changing or stopping any treatment.
If you may have been exposed to HIV in the last 72 hours
PEP can prevent HIV if started within 72 hours, ideally within 24. Go to an emergency department or call the PEP line now.
Get PEP 1800 737 669If you have experienced sexual assault
Free, confidential counselling and referral, 24 hours a day.
1800RESPECT 1800 737 732In an emergency, call 000.
Bobbi is a comparison service and cannot provide medical care.