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Brisbane Sexual Health Clinic

Street address
Floor 1
270 Roma Street
Brisbane Q 4000

Postal address
PO Box 8161
Brisbane Q 4000
Telephone: (07) 3837 5611
Facsimile: (07) 3837 5640
Email: bshc@health.qld.gov.au

Hours of available service
Monday, Tuesday and Friday: 8.20am - 5.00pm
Wednesday: 8.20am - 12.00 noon
Thursday: 9.50am - 5.00pm
No appointment is required.

The Brisbane Sexual Health Clinic is a walk-in triage program. This means that a client's needs will be assessed on arrival and they will be allocated a time to see the most appropriate nurse or doctor according to their needs. Urgent cases, such as emergency contraception or post-exposure prophylaxis, will be given priority. Persons requiring urgent care should come to the clinic immediately.

Services provided

Sexual health check-ups
Testing, treatment and management of sexually transmissible infections / HIV
Post-Exposure Prophylaxis
Hepatitis B vaccination
Contraceptive services including emergency contraception
Telephone advice and counselling
Free condoms and lubricant

All consultations and files are kept strictly confidential and are securely stored on site.

Outreach clinics for:

Sex workers
Sex Worker Certificate Checks: 9am – 4pm, Monday, Tuesday and Friday (appointments required) Brisbane Sexual Health Clinic, Floor 1, Biala City Community Health, 270 Roma Street, Brisbane, ph: (07) 3837 5611.
Men who have sex with men
Wet Community Outreach Clinic Thursday afternoon Jeays Street, Bowen Hills Ph: (07) 3837 5611.
Bodyline Community Outreach Clinic Thursday evenings Peel Street, South Brisbane ph: (07) 3837 5611.
Pine Rivers
Pine Rivers Community Health Centre - Thursday. (Appointment required) Ph: (07) 3837 5611
North West Community Outreach Clinic
Tuesdays. (Appointment required) 59 Corrigan Street, Keperra Ph: (07) 3837 5611
Transgendered Persons
Gender clinic every Wednesday afternoon (2.00pm - 5.00pm), Floor 1, 270 Roma Street ph: (07) 3238 4081

Charges/costs
Routine services are provided free of charge.
No Medicare card is required for a routine sexual health check but clients on treatments for HIV and certain other chronic STI related illness are required to produce a Medicare card and will be required to pay a standard PBS co-payment (Script Fee).

Geographical coverage
Brisbane and its environs

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Last Updated: 23 January 2009
Last Reviewed: 23 January 2009

Sexual Health, HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis C

Brisbane Sexual Health Clinic