Services Offered


Sexual Health Services Nottingham & Nottinghamshire provides free and confidential sexually transmitted infection (STI) screening and treatment, information and advice as well as a wide range of reversible contraception methods.

We provide a range of services through our clinics, however not all of the stated services are offered at every site:

  • Counselling for and provision of all reversible methods of contraception including condoms and longer acting methods;
  • Emergency contraception;
  • Information about male/female sterilisation;
  • Pregnancy testing, advice and referral for termination of unplanned pregnancy if necessary;
  • Examination to screen/test for sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including syphilis, with free treatment and management if an infection is detected;
  • Screening and testing for HIV infection;
  • Screening and testing for hepatitis A, B and C, if indicated, and provision of hepatitis A and B vaccination, if necessary;
  • HPV vaccination for men who have sex with men aged 45 and under;
  • Examination, investigation, diagnosis, treatment and management of individuals with genital infections or conditions, which are not sexually transmitted;
  • Opportunistic cervical cytology (‘smear’) testing if indicated;
  • Support with partner notification if testing and treatment of someone’s sexual partner is required;
  • C-card provision for 13-19 year olds registered with the scheme.
  • An automated telephone results service;
  • Health promotion to foster improved sexual health, not only within the clinic but also to the wider health care community and public sectors;
  • Pre-conceptual advice;
  • Advice for women and men on sexual and reproductive health issues;
  • Assessment for, and provision of, psychosexual counselling;

Additionally at the Sexual Health at Kings Mill Hospital:

  • On-going HIV out-patient care for HIV positive individuals, with full access to free anti-retroviral therapy and monitoring tests;
  • Review and follow up for individuals who are considered for, or who have received, HIV post exposure prophylaxis (PEP);
  • Provision of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) to appropriately assessed, at-risk individuals.