Sexual Health Clinic
Same day STI testing. Confidential appointments.
I need a same day STI test
Results available in 3 hours.
For same day STI test results for Chlamydia, Gonorrhoea, HIV & Syphilis.
I have symptoms below
We can discuss, test & treat you
With same day STI test results for key infections in our London, Birmingham & East Midlands clinic.
I need a complete screen
Recommended in select cases
Covers blood-bourne, bacterial & HPV infections in men and women, when needed.
I need something else
Already know what you need? Select the test you need below or contact us.
How does the process work?
We will discuss exactly which tests & treatments you need during your appointment. You only need to bring yourself.

1. Thorough discussion
We will then recommend the exact tests and/or teatments that you may need.

2. Collect samples
We will then collect the right samples (in the same appointment) from you.

3. Share your results
If your test is positive, we will offer you the right treatment and answer any questions.
Why Choose Us?
We are focused
We are rapid
We are professional
We are discreet
Locations
We offer sexual healthcare & same day STI testing at our London, Birmingham & Leicestershire clinics.
Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham
40 Hylton Street, Jewellery Quarter
Birmingham, B18 6HN
Telephone
0121 392 2470
Opening Hours
Mon – Fri: 9am to 6pm
Sat: 10am to 2pm
Quorn, Leicestershire
Address
One Ash, Loughborough Rd
Quorn, LE12 8UE
Please follow directions for ‘Clarewell Clinics’ in Google/Apple maps and not the postcode when trying to find us
Telephone
01509 438 720
Opening Hours
Tue, Thur, Fri: 9:00am – 6:00pm
Frequently asked questions
When should I get an STI Test?
If you are experiencing symptoms, we recommend seeing a sexual health clinician without delay. For a routine check up, we recommend waiting 14 days for Chlamydia & Gonorrhoea and 45 days for HIV & Syphilis. Please read our page on Window Periods for more information.
What STI Tests do I need?
The exact tests you need, and the best way of testing for them, will be discussed during your Consultation (which is included with every test). This will be based on your risk factors and symptoms that you may be experiencing.
Is an STI Test the same as an STD Test?
An STD (Sexually Transmitted Disease) is used when the STI (or infection) starts to exhibit signs or symptoms.
On our website, we will use STI (instead of STD) to ensure simplicity, unless stated otherwise.
Do I need a physical examination to have an STI tests?
When will I get my STI Test results?
Do I need a physical examination to have an STI tests?
What if my STI Test is positive?
Can I get a copy of my STI Test results?
Can I have an STI Test when I’m on my period?
Can I have an STI Test when I’m pregnant?
Absolutely. In fact, it is extremely important to have STI tests early in the pregnancy, generally done at 12-14 weeks by a midwife. Some women prefer to repeat the STI tests at later stages of the pregnancy.
A few STI to look out for in pregnant women are:
- Chlamydia
- Gonorrhoea
- Trichomonas Vaginalis (TV)
- Group B Streptococcal Infection
- Syphilis
- HIV
Confidentiality
Read Our Confidentiality Policy
1. We do not contact you unless agreed upon otherwise.
We will only contact you in regards to test results, or follow up calls, as and when, requested by you.
2. We do not share your information with anyone (including GP or NHS)
Our medical records are entirely seperate from the NHS/GP/pharmacy (and vice-versa). Furthermore, we do not share the information you give us with them, unless agreed upon otherwise.
3. Card payments have no mention of ‘sexual’
Payments made through credit/debit card will have no mention of ‘sexual’ or ‘Clarewell Clinics’.
4. Our clinics have no mention of ‘sexual’
There is no mention of ‘sexual’ on the outside of our clinics so as to ensure that your discretion is maintained.
5. We will not recognise you outside of the clinic
If we happen to pass by you in the streets, the shops, a restaurant, we will not recognise you. We will not show any indication that we have met previously, unless you greet us otherwise.
6. We use a highly secure electronic health record
Your medical health record is stored under GDPR regulated servers. Your data is encrypted with 256-bit level encryption. We use 2-factor authentication to access these recorded data.