Book a time to chat with a SHINE SA health professional. You can talk about your sexual health in a private, supportive space, without needing to travel to a clinic.
Your health professional will ask you a few questions about your sexual health and help you work out which STI tests you need.
They’ll explain what’s involved, how to do your tests and how you’ll receive your results. Got questions? Ask away.
We’ll provide you with the digital forms you need for your STI tests and explain what to do next.
Take your forms to your preferred pathology collection centre to have your tests done.
Tests usually involve:
Your SHINE SA health professional will explain what you need to do, so you know what to expect.
We’ll explain how you’ll receive your results and what happens next, including any follow-up care you might need.
Telehealth STI testing may be a good option if you:
This service is only available for people living in South Australia.
Symptoms can include unusual discharge, pain or burning when you pee, sores or lumps around your genitals, itching, or pain during sex.
Have symptoms? Telehealth STI testing isn’t suitable for you. You’ll need to book a face-to-face appointment at a SHINE SA clinic so we can help you get the right care.
No symptoms? You could still have an STI. Many STIs don’t cause symptoms, so testing is the only way to know.
You can also access STI testing at selected SHINE SA clinics.
Our ClinicsNope. That’s what we’re here for. We will talk with you about your sexual health and help you work out which tests you need.
If you’re eligible for telehealth STI testing, you can have your appointment from home. You’ll then take your testing forms to your chosen pathology collection centre.
Have STI symptoms? You’ll need to book a face-to-face appointment at a SHINE SA clinic instead.
We will explain during your telehealth appointment how you’ll receive your results and what happens if you need further testing or treatment.
If a test shows you have an STI, you’ll be supported with information about treatment and the next steps. Many STIs can be treated, and your health professional can help you work out what to do next.
Please contact our clinic at 8300 5300.