Can anyone access your services, or are these services only for UF students?
Our services are open to everyone. Some services require an appointment (e.g., Equal Access Clinic’s Eye Clinic, Neurocognitive Screening Initiative, HIV testing and counseling).
HealthStreet membership is free.
HealthStreet hosts a variety of support groups that are open to everyone, with no HealthStreet membership required.
HealthStreet town hall series, Our Community, Our Health, is open to the general public at no charge.
Are your services free of charge?
All HealthStreet services available to the general public are free.
HealthStreet also provides recruitment services to researchers, some of which have a fee.
Does HealthStreet still provide confidential HIV testing, counseling, and safer sex kits?
Yes. Safer sex kits can be picked up at HealthStreet, and HIV testing and counseling is available by appointment. For an appointment, call (352) 294-4880.
In order to access your services, do you have to bring a picture ID?
No ID is required. If members need access to member-only services, we ask them to verbally verify their identity.
We do ask all guests for their first name, last initial, and zip code to log the number of HealthStreet facility visitors each day.
Are appointments required?
Appointments are required for certain services (e.g., Equal Access Clinic’s Eye Clinic, Neurocognitive Screening Initiative, HIV testing and counseling).
No appointment is required to access our clothing closet, toiletry pantry, or to receive referrals.
Do people have to complete an application for your services?
Those who wish to become a HealthStreet member will need to complete a Health Needs Assessment with a Community Health Worker.
Do you have translation availability?
We have staff, volunteers, and interns who can provide translation in Spanish.
