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Bringing Affordable PrEP Care to Erie and the Surrounding Area
Not everyone has easy access to an LGBTQ-friendly health clinic, and that's especially true outside of major cities. PrEP2Me was built to bridge that gap. Powered by Central Outreach Wellness Center, a Pittsburgh-based organization with a long history of compassionate, inclusive HIV prevention care, we make it possible for people across Pennsylvania to access PrEP without ever having to travel far or feel uncomfortable.
Our Erie office is on State Street, near I-79, Mercyhurst University, and Erie Veterans Memorial Stadium. Whether you're coming from Little Italy, Belle Valley, or anywhere else in the area, we're convenient and easy to find. And if you'd prefer to take care of everything remotely, that's perfectly fine, too. Your test kit comes to you, your appointment happens online, and your medication arrives at your door within days.
Making HIV Prevention Smooth and Simple
Four Easy Steps to PrEP in Erie, PA
Fill Out Our Online Form
Visit our website and take a few minutes to fill out our simple, user-friendly form. Have your driver's license handy, and call us anytime if you'd rather talk things through first.
Schedule Your Appointment
We'll follow up as quickly as possible to get your first telePrEP appointment scheduled. Your provider will meet with you over video or phone at a time that's convenient for you.
Send Your At-Home Test
We'll mail you an oral HIV swab kit so you can test yourself from home. It's completely pain-free, takes five minutes or less, and can be done wherever you feel most at ease.
Receive Medication
In 3-5 Days
Once your labs have been reviewed and your prescription is confirmed, your PrEP medication will be shipped to your Erie address in plain, discreet packaging within 3-5 business days.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long do you have to take PrEP?
PrEP is an ongoing medication, which means you take it for as long as you're at higher risk of HIV exposure. There's no set end date. Some people take it for a few months during a particular period in their life, and others take it for years. The important thing is that you keep taking it consistently for as long as you and your provider agree it makes sense for you. If you ever decide to stop, your provider can help you do so safely and talk through what other prevention strategies might make sense going forward.
Does PrEP have side effects?
Most people who take PrEP tolerate it very well and don't experience any significant side effects. Some people notice mild nausea, headaches, or fatigue when they first start taking it, but these symptoms typically go away within the first few weeks. Serious side effects are rare. Your PrEP2Me provider will review your health history before prescribing to make sure the right medication is chosen for you, and they'll be available to check in with you throughout your treatment if anything comes up.
Does PrEP2Me accept insurance for PrEP in Erie, PA?
Yes, PrEP2Me accepts all major insurance plans. If you don't have insurance, that doesn't mean PrEP is out of reach. Financial assistance programs exist specifically to make PrEP available to people who need it, regardless of their coverage, and our team can help you navigate those options. We want every Erie resident who could benefit from PrEP to be able to access it.
How do I get started with PrEP near me?
Getting started with PrEP2Me is easy! Fill out our online form, and we'll take care of the rest from there. Your at-home test kit will arrive by mail, your provider will meet with you virtually, and your medication will be on its way within days. We're looking forward to welcoming you!




