To make an appointment at Drexel Partnership Comprehensive Care Practice – HIV Clinic:

Tel: 215.762.2530
Walk-ins accepted during certain hours. Medical providers are on call 24/7.

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1427 Vine Street
Philadelphia, Pa. (directions)

Tips for Preparing for Your Appointment

Drexel Partnership Comprehensive Care Practice providers are committed to providing you with the best possible care experience at every visit. In addition to providing the highest standard of health care, we strive to address your questions and concerns. One way that you can help to ensure that you get the most out of your appointment with your doctor is by preparing for your visit in advance.

• On the day of your visit, bring your insurance card and cardholder information, photo identification and payment for your co-pay.
• Make a list of medications and supplements that you are currently taking (including doses and frequency) and bring it with you.
• Develop a list of questions and any symptoms that you have (including where they are, how long they last and what aggravates or relieves them) and share it with your doctor or nurse practitioner.
• If you are nervous about your appointment or concerned that you may forget important information then bring a friend or a family member who can take notes, drive or ask questions.

Expanding Clinic Space

Beginning May 8, 2023, we will have clinic space on the 5^th floor of 1427 Vine Street. We will continue offering certain services on the 2^nd floor. Providing care on both floors will allow us to better meet your needs in a timely manner. We can’t wait to show you our new space!

Your appointment card and appointment reminder calls will tell you which floor to visit.

Check-In with Security

Starting May 8, 2023, patients must show identification at the security desk in the lobby. This is a common requirement in medical buildings. This gives you more privacy and helps us direct you to the right floor for your appointment. You will not need to say your name out loud in the lobby space.

COVID Policy for Patients and Visitors

Masking is now optional for all patients and visitors. Important exceptions are below. We encourage those who are immunocompromised to wear a mask. We require those with respiratory symptoms to also wear a mask. Please ask your health care provider if you have questions. Situations that REQUIRE masking for both employees and patients:

• If you have had close contact with someone with Covid within the last 10 days.
• If you have been diagnosed with Covid, flu or RSV within the last 10 days.
• If you have been diagnosed with mpox within the last 4 weeks and your lesions are not fully healed.
• If you have respiratory symptoms (i.e., runny nose, cough, fever, sore throat).

If cases increase again to high levels in the community, universal masking will be required.

The information on these pages is provided for general information only and should not be used for diagnosis or treatment, or as a substitute for consultation with a physician or health care professional. If you have specific questions or concerns about your health, you should consult your health care professional.

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