Licensed Ontario healthcare professionals
Every assessment is reviewed by a healthcare professional licensed in Ontario, trained in health conditions prescribing.
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Care365
Ontario Virtual Care
STI Testing & HIV Prevention Online
Confidential, judgment-free STI testing, PrEP, and PEP — with a licensed healthcare professional, online.
Whether you need routine testing, are thinking about ongoing HIV prevention (PrEP), or had a specific exposure that just happened (PEP), this is a confidential, judgment-free space to get the right next step. Timing matters most for PEP — it works best started right away and is generally not offered beyond 72 hours after an exposure.
Licensed Ontario healthcare professionals
Same-day review
Prescriptions sent directly
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Care365 workflowComplete assessment → clinical review → prescription sent when appropriate.
Quick Self-Check
Answer a few quick questions. This isn't a diagnosis — a real clinical assessment is the next step either way.
How We Work
A Care365 healthcare professional first checks for anything needing urgent, in-person care — severe pelvic pain with fever, symptoms suggesting acute HIV infection, or already being HIV-positive are each routed to the right level of care rather than routine testing. For a recent specific exposure, PEP is started as soon as possible (within 72 hours) alongside baseline testing; for ongoing risk, PrEP is offered once a confirmed negative HIV test and kidney/hepatitis B status are in. Your contact method and any partner notification always follow your own stated preference.
Complete a short online assessment
Answer real, condition-specific questions — takes a few minutes, no appointment needed to start.
A licensed clinical reviews your answers
A real healthcare professional licensed in Ontario reviews your case, typically the same day — not an automated approval.
Get your treatment plan
When appropriate, your prescription is sent directly to your preferred pharmacy, with clear next steps.
Why Choose Care365?
Fast, Real Assessments
No generic templates — your answers are reviewed by a real person, typically the same day.
Secure & Private
Your information is encrypted and only seen by the clinical reviewing your case.
Prescriptions Sent Directly
When appropriate, your prescription goes straight to your preferred pharmacy — no extra trip needed.
What Our healthcare professionals Can Assess
Routine Testing
For a sexually active patient with no specific symptoms or exposure — HIV, syphilis, and chlamydia/gonorrhea testing as appropriate for your situation.
PEP (After a Recent Exposure)
Started as soon as possible after a specific exposure — most effective within 72 hours, with baseline HIV, hepatitis, and renal testing done alongside.
PrEP (Ongoing Prevention)
For ongoing HIV-exposure risk — started once a negative HIV test and baseline kidney/hepatitis B status are confirmed.
Symptomatic Testing
Discharge, burning with urination, or genital sores get targeted testing, with empiric treatment considered when a partner has a recent diagnosis.
Common Symptoms
- Unusual discharge
- Burning or pain when urinating
- Genital sores, bumps, or warts
- No symptoms at all — routine testing is still valuable
Treatment Options
These options may be prescribed by a Care365 healthcare professional after a real assessment — this is general information, not a recommendation to use any specific medication without one.
| Medication | Class | Route | Typical Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tenofovir DF/emtricitabine (PrEP) | HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis | Oral | Once daily, ongoing — after a confirmed negative HIV test |
| Tenofovir DF/emtricitabine + Raltegravir or Dolutegravir (PEP) | HIV post-exposure prophylaxis | Oral | Started within 72 hours of exposure, 28-day course |
| Doxycycline (empiric STI treatment) 100mg | Tetracycline | Oral | BID for 7 days — when clinically indicated |
Non-medication options
- Condom use counselling — Reduces but does not eliminate transmission risk.
- Partner notification and testing — So partners can be tested and treated as needed.
Everything in One Place
- Easy online scheduling — submit your assessment in minutes
- Real clinical review, not an automated approval
- Prescriptions sent directly to your preferred pharmacy when appropriate
- 100% virtual — no travel, no waiting room
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this confidential?
Yes — this is a confidential, judgment-free service. Your contact method and any partner notification approach always follow your own stated preference.
I had a specific exposure recently — what should I do?
PEP is most effective started as soon as possible and is generally not offered beyond 72 hours after the exposure — the sooner you start an assessment, the better your options.
What's the difference between PrEP and PEP?
PrEP is ongoing prevention taken before any exposure happens, for continued protection. PEP is a short course started after a specific, recent exposure, within a limited time window.
Do I need a HIV test before starting PrEP?
Yes — PrEP is only started after a confirmed negative HIV test, along with a baseline check of your kidney function and hepatitis B status.
I don't have any symptoms — is testing still worth it?
Yes — many STIs don't cause noticeable symptoms. Routine screening (HIV, syphilis, chlamydia/gonorrhea as appropriate) is valuable for sexually active people regardless of symptoms.
STI Testing and HIV Prevention Can Be Treated
Complete a real assessment online — a licensed Ontario clinical reviews your case and arranges treatment and prescription support when appropriate.
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