Same-Day Syphilis Test and Treatment
FAQs
Yes, you can receive syphilis testing and treatment at NextCare urgent care. We offer rapid syphilis tests with same-day results and provide effective treatment options if you test positive.
Our syphilis tests are highly accurate and FDA-approved, providing reliable results during your visit. If you receive a positive test result, our providers will guide you through treatment and any necessary follow-up.
Treatment costs vary depending on insurance coverage. NextCare accepts most major insurance plans, and our Medical Discount Program may provide additional savings. Contact your local clinic for specific pricing.
Syphilis is typically treated with a course of antibiotics, effective in curing the infection, especially in its early stages. Our providers will discuss treatment options with you and provide a complete plan for recovery.
NextCare offers syphilis online care through virtual appointments. You can consult with a provider remotely, discuss symptoms, and receive treatment recommendations as needed.
Yes, syphilis can still be transmitted to sexual partners even if no symptoms are present, particularly in the early stages. Regular testing is essential for sexually active individuals.
The CDC recommends regular testing for sexually active individuals, especially if you have multiple partners or unprotected sex. Immediate testing is advised if you think you’ve been exposed.
Yes, syphilis is curable, particularly with early detection and prompt antibiotic treatment. Testing and early treatment are essential for a full recovery and to prevent complications.
Preventive measures include using protection during sexual activity, regular testing, and open communication with sexual partners. Early testing and treatment are key for protecting your health.
Talking to your partner about a syphilis infection can feel intimidating, but it’s essential for both of your health. Choose a private, comfortable setting to have an open and honest conversation. Explain that syphilis is a common and treatable infection, and mention that people can have it without showing symptoms. Encourage your partner to get tested, as early detection and treatment are key to preventing complications. Reassure them that syphilis can be cured with the right antibiotics, and that by working together, you can both take proactive steps for better health. Open communication helps protect both partners and prevents reinfection.


