HIV & STDs

Reporting Requirements

Healthcare providers and facilities must report AIDS, HIV and most other sexually transmitted infections to the Health Department within three working days.

There are two ways to report an infection:

  • Fax the Confidential HIV/AIDS Case Report Form (or the STD Case Report form for other infections) to confidential fax.

OR

  • Mail the Confidential HIV/AIDS Case Report Form (or the STD Case Report form for other infections) to Washington State Department of Health, Assessment Unit, PO Box 47838, Olympia, WA 98504-7838.
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July 28, 2021

7/26/21 Health Advisory: Increased Syphilis Transmission Among Heterosexuals

Requested actions Be aware syphilis transmission is increasing among heterosexuals. Test all pregnant women for syphilis at their first prenatal…
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February 8, 2021

2/6/21 Health Advisory: Syphilis Rising Among Heterosexuals

Requested actions Familiarize yourself with all stages of syphilis to recognize symptoms. Test for syphilis: Pregnant women at their first prenatal visit…
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HIV & STDs
June 27, 2019

Expedited Partner Therapy

There are temporary changes to Expedited Partner Therapy (EPT) packs distribution. This is a result of the Washington State Department…
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