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you’re in control of your sexual health

Confidential appointments for birth control, STI testing, pregnancy testing, and other care are available in Nebraska.

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What does it mean to be in control of your sexual health?

Sexual health is more than just managing or preventing STIs. Being sexually healthy means open and honest communication with sexual partners, setting and respecting boundaries, feeling safe and comfortable discussing your needs or concerns, and more. 

Our goal is to help you take control of your sexual health with inclusive and medically accurate resources and information, so you can feel confident having conversations with your partner, your doctor, your friends, or anyone else you decide to talk with. 

Whether you’re sexually active or not, understanding your body allows you to know what’s “normal” for you and when a medical appointment may be needed. If you need services or supplies, we’ll help you find free or low-cost birth control and contraceptive counseling, STI testing and treatment, basic infertility services, HIV/AIDS testing, preconception counseling and cancer screenings.

Find my provider

Select your region for details about providers in your area, then contact the health center to make an appointment.

Most providers offer birth control or contraception, STI testing and treatment, essential cancer screenings, basic infertility services, pregnancy testing and counseling, preconception counseling and PrEP.

  • In-person

  • Virtual

Regions

  • Northeast

  • Southeast

  • South Central

  • West

Prepare for your visit

Find answers to common questions about appointments and sexual health. 

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Before the appointment

Your provider will let you know if any forms need to be filled out in person or before your appointment. You can call the clinic with any questions.

During the appointment

Your provider will discuss your healthcare needs, answer questions, and may perform a physical examination or tests depending on your reason for visiting.

Next steps

At the end of the appointment, your provider will guide you through next steps to ensure you can access the care and resources you need.

Want to know more?

Explore birth control options

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Family planning resources

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World Health Organization

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Ask a health professional

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Get tested

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Find free condoms and emergency contraception 

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