Clear guidance on STD/STI testing options in Atlanta — free/low-cost clinics, what to ask, realistic timing, and (if you choose) private self-pay testing.
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We’re an independent educational resource — not a clinic or laboratory. Some outbound links are sponsored; if you purchase, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.
About Atlanta STD Testing
Atlanta STD Testing is an independent, Atlanta-focused guide that helps people compare local sexual-health testing options. We are not a clinic or laboratory, and we don’t provide medical care on this website. Our goal is simple: make it easier to understand your choices, estimate costs and timing, and get tested privately and safely.
What We Do
- Explain the differences between free/low-cost clinics and private lab testing.
- Publish clear guides on pricing, turnaround times, and what each test or panel includes.
- Link you to trusted, national CLIA-certified lab partners for online ordering and results.
- Keep information local to metro Atlanta so you can find nearby collection sites and community resources.
What We Don’t Do
- We do not diagnose, treat, or provide in-person medical services.
- We do not collect or store protected health information (PHI) on this site.
- We do not control partner laboratories or their policies, pricing, or turnaround times.
How We Keep Content Trustworthy
- Pages are researched and reviewed by the Atlanta STD Testing Editorial Team, with citations to authoritative public-health sources.
- We reference sources such as the CDC and Georgia Department of Public Health and display a clear “Last updated” date.
- Corrections: if you spot an error, email [email protected] and we’ll address it promptly.
How We Make Money (Affiliate Disclosure)
Some links on this website are sponsored/affiliate links. If you purchase through them, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. These commissions help keep our guides free. Our editorial opinions are independent and not influenced by payments.
Privacy
Ordering and results are handled on secure partner portals. We don’t ask for or store your PHI here. For details, see our Privacy Policy.
Get Started
Want a private, discreet option with predictable pricing? Order online and visit a nearby patient service center (often same day). Results typically post in 24–72 hours after collection (varies by test type and lab).
Order a Private STD Test Online →
Prefer free or sliding-scale care? Explore community clinics in our Free & Low-Cost Testing guide.
Contact
Email: [email protected] • Phone: 801-416-2343
Mailing Address
4423 Pond Edge Rd SW, Snellville, GA 30039
Note: This is a mailing address only—not a clinic, lab, or patient collection site. No walk-ins or specimen drop-offs are accepted.
Medical disclaimer: Content is for general education and not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
If you have symptoms, severe pain, pregnancy concerns, or a medical emergency, seek in-person care immediately.
Last updated: Oct 26, 2025
• Reviewed by: Atlanta STD Testing Editorial Team
Meet the Founder & Editorial Lead
Abubeker Refaw is the founder of Atlanta STD Testing and the editor responsible for content standards, accuracy checks, and privacy-by-design across the site. He also builds and maintains web platforms, including SQLDBASchool.com.
Abubeker’s background includes healthcare operations (B.Sc. in Healthcare Administration) and technical work in data systems, analytics, and application development. At Atlanta STD Testing, he focuses on making sexual-health information easier to understand, locally relevant to metro Atlanta, and aligned with reputable public-health sources. He does not provide medical care on this website.
- Role: founder, editorial lead, and product/technology owner
- Focus areas: editorial quality, data integrity, user privacy, and partner integrations
- Source standards: CDC and Georgia DPH references; clear “Last updated” dates
- LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/abubeker-refaw
- Contact: [email protected]
Credentials are listed for transparency and editorial leadership; they do not imply clinical practice or medical diagnosis on this site.