PrEP & PEP
Prevent. And help afterwards.
PrEP is HIV prevention before sex. PEP is HIV prevention after a risk. We advise on both, without judgement, and stay with you.
Oha · PEP after an HIV risk
Had a risk?
PEP should start as soon as possible: ideally within 2 hours, otherwise within 24 hours if possible. Call us.
During opening hours
089 349935
Not linked in the draftOutside opening hours: 24-hour PEP service to be confirmed · on-call doctors 116 117 · emergency 112
Timing according to Deutsche Aidshilfe (external site) (in German).
Aha · PrEP
How PrEP works here
PrEP here means counselling, tests, a prescription and regular follow-up. At every step you know what comes next.
- Time
- First conversation length to be confirmed
- Cost
- depends on insurance, to be confirmed
- Who sees your data
- Only the practice that treats you.
Counselling
We talk about your life, your sex and your questions. Openly, without judgement.
Tests before you start
An HIV test and tests for other sexually transmitted infections, plus some lab values.
Prescription
If PrEP suits you, you get a prescription.
Every three months
Check-up, tests, new prescription. And room for anything that has changed.
Who advises?
Both doctors offer PrEP and PEP, each in his own practice. Helmut Hartl sees private and self-pay patients to be confirmed.
Who pays for PrEP?
That depends on your insurance. We tell you before we start. to be confirmed
Do I need to bring anything?
Your health insurance card if you have statutory insurance, and a list of your medication.
I am not sure whether I had a risk.
Call us. We work it out together on the phone, calmly and without blame.