Official Site of The State of New Jersey
Healthy New Jersey
Take Charge of Your Sexual Health
Everyone in New Jersey has the right to confidential STI testing and treatment.
Getting tested protects your health and helps stop the spread of infections.
This site has everything you need—info on STIs, your rights, resources, treatment options, and how to prevent infections.
Plan for Your Health
-
Know your rights
Confidential STI testing and treatment are protected in New Jersey.
-
Explore prevention options
Learn about DoxyPEP and other ways to lower your risk.
-
Find STI resources in your area
Clinics, hotlines, and support services.
Get Tested
STI testing is quick, easy, and confidential.
Common testing methods include:
- Blood test
- Urine sample
- Swabs (genital, oral, or rectal)
- Physical examination
Many STIs have no symptoms—testing is the only way to know your status.
Find a testing location near you (CDC)
Protect Your Partner with Expedited Partner Therapy (EPT)
- If you test positive for chlamydia or gonorrhea, your partner may be able to get treated without an appointment.
- EPT helps prevent reinfection and protects both you and your partner.
- EPT is fast, confidential, and effective.
STI Information
Learn about common STIs, symptoms, testing, and treatment options.
