Sexual Health & HIV Services
About our services
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust provides a wide range of award winning sexual health and HIV services across London. People do not need their GP to refer them for care, nor do they need to live locally.
Our sexual health clinics offer testing for sexually transmitted infections (including HIV tests), contraceptives including the morning after pill (emergency contraception), condoms, pregnancy testing, Hepatitis A and B vaccinations, safer sex education and support/counselling.
Our sexual health clinics are based in
- John Hunter Clinic for Sexual Health next to Chelsea and Westminster Hospital
- 10 Hammersmith Broadway
- Sexual Health Hounslow has three clinics in Isleworth, Hounslow and Feltham
- Dean Street in Soho
We also provide outreach sexual health clinics which are services based in the community (eg in NHS walk-in centres) and other specialist sexual health clinics.
We have specialist HIV clinics
- Kobler Outpatient Clinic next to Chelsea and Westminster Hospital)
- Kobler Day Care Unit located in Chelsea and Westminster Hospital
- Twickenham House next to West Middlesex Hospital
- 10 Hammersmith Broadway
Our services for people living with HIV include a dedicated inpatient ward, 2 day care units, an emergency clinic for HIV-related problems and four outpatient clinics (as above). We also offer peer support for people living with HIV.
Sexual Health London—free home STI testing kit
Sexual Health London (SHL) is a free online sexual health service for residents of most London boroughs. Please register for an account, complete the online consultation and if the service is right for you, a free kit will be posted out. You will need to take your own samples and return them by post for testing. The results are available in a few days. The service was initially for people with no symptoms but can now also be used if you have some types of symptoms, or if you have no symptoms and have been in contact sexually with someone known to have gonorrhea, chlamydia or syphilis.
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