Your Privacy Matters: Why PrEP Online Is the Most Discreet Way to Stay Protected

How PrEP Online Protects Your Privacy at Every Step Privacy Is a Core Part of Your Health For many people in the Lowcountry, privacy is one of the biggest considerations when deciding how to access HIV-prevention services. Whether you’re concerned about being seen at a clinic, prefer to keep your sexual health decisions personal, or… Continue reading Your Privacy Matters: Why PrEP Online Is the Most Discreet Way to Stay Protected

Your Health, Your Terms: Virtual PrEP Access Across the Lowcountry

A New Way to Protect Your Health—Right Here in the Lowcountry On a warm Charleston morning, Marcus sat on his porch scrolling through his phone before work. He’d been thinking about starting PrEP for months, but between long shifts, unreliable transportation, and the worry of running into someone he knew at a clinic, it never… Continue reading Your Health, Your Terms: Virtual PrEP Access Across the Lowcountry

Palmetto Community Care Virtual PrEP: Your Guide to PrEP Delivery

Step‑by‑Step: From your first appointment to your first delivery Starting PrEP is one of the most effective ways to protect yourself from HIV. With PrEP Online through Palmetto Community Care, you get convenient, private, judgment‑free HIV prevention delivered directly to your home. Our team has supported HIV prevention in Charleston, North Charleston, Berkeley County, and… Continue reading Palmetto Community Care Virtual PrEP: Your Guide to PrEP Delivery

Palmetto Community Care Promotes HIV Testing and Stigma Reduction on National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day

Theme: “Breaking Stigma: Get Real, Get Informed, Get Tested.” NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. – Saturday, February 7, 2026, marks National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NBHAAD), a nationwide observance dedicated to raising awareness about the impact of HIV on Black communities and encouraging education, testing, and access to care. Palmetto Community Care joins organizations across the country… Continue reading Palmetto Community Care Promotes HIV Testing and Stigma Reduction on National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day

Palmetto Community Care TelePrEP: Your Guide to PrEP Delivery

Palmetto Community Care TelePrEP: Your Guide to PrEP Delivery Step‑by‑Step: From your first appointment to your first delivery Starting PrEP is one of the most effective ways to protect yourself from HIV. With CHSPReP through Palmetto Community Care, you get convenient, private, judgment‑free HIV prevention delivered directly to your home. Our team has supported HIV… Continue reading Palmetto Community Care TelePrEP: Your Guide to PrEP Delivery

What You Need to Know About a HIV Test

We provide free HIV testing at Palmetto Community Care, administering more than 100 tests each month. Our services are critical in the fight against HIV. Too many people (about 1 in 5) are living with HIV and don’t know it. That means they may very likely be unknowingly spreading the disease. About 50,000 people are… Continue reading What You Need to Know About a HIV Test

3 Reasons People Avoid a HIV Test

Why do people avoid HIV tests? People seek out the annual flu shot, women get annual mammograms, many more get cholesterol screenings and have their blood sugar checked. People think nothing of these routine health checks. So why not apply the same logic to getting a HIV test? The Centers for Disease Control estimates that… Continue reading 3 Reasons People Avoid a HIV Test

Could You Be At Risk for HIV?

Many people may not think they need an HIV test because they don’t believe they are at risk. They may think HIV affects only gay men or drug users, but the truth is anyone who is sexually active is at risk for HIV. HIV transmission occurs via bodily fluids, including blood, semen, pre-seminal fluid, rectal… Continue reading Could You Be At Risk for HIV?

Why We Focus on High-Risk Populations

If current trends continue, about 1 in 2 black men who have sex with men (MSM) in the United States will be diagnosed with HIV during their lifetime. That sobering statistic, from researchers at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, illustrates risk factors are not equal. This statistic applies to South Carolina and Charleston… Continue reading Why We Focus on High-Risk Populations