Table of Contents
- Quick Answer: Booking PrEP Appointments Online in Miami-Dade and Broward
- Step-by-Step: How to Book PrEP Appointments Online
- How to Get PrEP Online: Telehealth and Virtual Options
- Your PrEP Appointment Checklist: What to Have Ready
- What to Expect During a Telehealth PrEP Appointment
- How to Reschedule a PrEP Appointment
- Privacy, Cost, and Access: What to Know Before You Book
- Partner Clinics in Miami-Dade and Broward
- Frequently Asked Questions
Last Updated: October 17, 2026
Quick Answer: Booking PrEP Appointments Online in Miami-Dade and Broward
Booking a PrEP appointment online takes about five minutes: pick a clinic near your zip code, choose the PrEP and HIV care calendar, fill out a short form, and confirm. This guide from RapidTesting Miami walks you through each step, from Downtown Miami (33130) to Miramar (33029).
PrEP is a medicine that lowers the chance of getting HIV through sex or drug use. It comes as a daily pill or a long-acting shot.
*Resumen en español: Reservar una cita de PrEP en línea toma unos cinco minutos. Elija una clínica cerca de su código postal, escoja el calendario de PrEP y VIH, llene el formulario y confirme.
Step-by-Step: How to Book PrEP Appointments Online
Here is the full path, start to finish, plus what to do when a step goes sideways.
Step 1: Find a Clinic Near Your Zip Code
Start with location. Use the Find a clinic tool at https://www.rapidtestingmiami.com and enter your zip code.
The tool matches you to the nearest partner clinic. You get the address, hours, phone number, and a booking link. A private text code confirms the match.
- Downtown, Brickell, Overtown: Elite Wellness Club, 33130
- Allapattah, Little Havana, Wynwood: MedPlus Medical Center, 33142
- Miramar, Pembroke Pines, Hollywood: First Class OBGYN, 33029
If you live in Hialeah or Homestead, the tool points you to the closest partner. Broward readers, including Fort Lauderdale, can head to First Class OBGYN in Miramar.
Step 2: Choose the PrEP and HIV Care Calendar
Every partner clinic lists a PrEP and HIV care calendar. That is the schedule you want, not a general wellness slot.
Pick a time that fits your week. Many clinics offer evening and same-day openings, and walk-ins are accepted, but booking ahead saves waiting.
If no slot fits, call the clinic at 855-560-2280 (or 954-507-4494 for First Class OBGYN in Miramar).
Step 3: Complete the Online Booking Form
The form is short: your name, phone number, and what kind of visit you need.
You do not need to upload records or share insurance details online. The site collects only a phone number for the match, and it is never sold.
- Choose "new patient" if this is your first PrEP visit
- Choose "existing patient" if you are already in care
- Add a note if you prefer a Spanish-speaking provider
If the form errors out, refresh once, then call the clinic. Booking by phone gets you the same appointment and privacy protections.
Step 4: Confirm and Prepare for Your Visit
You get a text reminder with STOP and HELP options. Reply STOP to opt out at any time, or HELP for support. Before the visit, gather your ID and insurance card. If you have no insurance, say so when you book, staff will walk you through free or low-cost options.
Online, Phone, or Walk-In: Which Should You Pick?
All three work. The right one depends on your week and privacy needs.
| Booking method | Best for | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| Online calendar | Planning ahead, evenings, picking your own time | Full calendars on short notice |
| Phone call | Same-day slots, questions, language needs | May wait on hold at peak hours |
| Walk-in | Urgent timing, no phone or email handy | Longer wait, no guaranteed slot |
A common pattern at our partner clinics: book online for the first telehealth visit, then call for the lab stop if you need it sooner.
What Happens Right After You Hit Confirm
After you confirm, three things happen in order.
- You get a confirmation text with the date, time, and a link to manage the visit.
- The clinic reviews your booking and may text or call with a telehealth link or a pre-visit question.
- You get a reminder before the visit, with STOP and HELP options.
If no confirmation arrives within a few minutes, check your phone number, then call the clinic.
How to Get PrEP Online: Telehealth and Virtual Options
Many people now get PrEP without a full in-person first visit. A telehealth PrEP appointment happens by video or phone. The provider reviews your history, orders labs, and explains the pill and the shot.
At our partner clinics, you do a virtual appointment first, then a quick lab stop at any office. Your prescription goes to a pharmacy, and some clinics offer delivery.
- Video visit from home or work
- Phone appointment if video is not private
- Online consultation form if you prefer typing
Your PrEP Appointment Checklist: What to Have Ready
Have these ready before your visit to avoid delays.
- Photo ID
- Insurance card, if you have one
- List of current medicines
| Item | Why You Need It | When to Have It |
|---|---|---|
| Photo ID | Confirms identity at check-in | Before the visit |
| Insurance card | Billing and preventive coverage | Before the visit |
| Medicine list | Checks for interactions | Before the visit |
| Phone | Telehealth link and SMS reminders | Day of visit |
| Questions | Pill vs. shot, side effects, schedule | Day of visit |
What to Expect During a Telehealth PrEP Appointment
A telehealth PrEP appointment usually runs 15 to 30 minutes. The provider asks about your health, your HIV risk, and any symptoms. No judgment, just questions.
Expect these parts:
- A short health history
- A review of your last HIV test and STI screen
- A talk about the daily pill and the every-2-month injection
- Lab orders for kidney function, hepatitis B, and an STI screen
- A plan for your follow-up appointment
The provider explains how PrEP works and what to do if you miss a dose. You leave with a lab slip and a clear next step.
How to Reschedule a PrEP Appointment
Rescheduling is easy and does not affect your care, but timing matters more for shots than for pills.
Reschedule by Visit Type
Not every PrEP visit reschedules the same way. Use this guide.
| Visit type | How to move it | Timing that matters |
|---|---|---|
| Telehealth first visit | Use the confirmation link or call the clinic | Any time before the call starts |
| Lab stop after telehealth | Call the clinic; labs can often be drawn at any partner office | Sooner is better so you can start PrEP |
| Daily pill follow-up (every 3 months) | Use the link or call | Keep the HIV test and STI screen on schedule |
| Injection visit (every 2 months) | Call the clinic directly | Missing by more than about a month can mean restarting |
Step by Step: Move Your Appointment
- Open the confirmation text and tap the manage or reschedule link.
- Pick a new time on the PrEP and HIV care calendar.
- Confirm and watch for a new confirmation text.
- If no slot fits, call the clinic and ask about same-day or waitlist options.
- Reschedule at least 24 hours ahead when you can
- Call 855-560-2280 for most partners
- Call 954-507-4494 for First Class OBGYN in Miramar
If the Link Is Gone or the Form Fails
Links expire and phones get replaced. That is normal and does not cancel your care.
- Call the clinic and give your name and date of birth
- Say whether it is a telehealth visit, a lab stop, or an injection
- Ask for the next available slot on the PrEP and HIV care calendar
Missed an Injection? Read This First
Missing an injection by more than about a month can mean restarting the schedule and the starter doses. Call the clinic the same day you realize you missed it, staff can often fit you in quickly.
Switching Clinics Without Losing Your Place
You can move your PrEP care to another partner clinic. Call the new clinic, say you are already on PrEP, and ask what they need to continue your prescription. Bring your medication name and last lab date if you have them.
This is health information, not medical advice. Talk with a clinician about your own care. In an emergency, call 911.
Privacy, Cost, and Access: What to Know Before You Book
Privacy questions deserve straight answers. HIPAA covers clinic records, results go through the patient portal, not by text, and clinics do not name tests or results in calls, voicemails, or SMS.
Cost is simpler than most people expect. Many health plans cover preventive services without cost-sharing when billed as preventive care; ask your plan what applies to you.
- Free to use the clinic finder
- No credit card needed to book
- English and Spanish at every partner
Broward readers can reach First Class OBGYN in Miramar for PrEP for women and men, including same-day start after a negative rapid test.
Partner Clinics in Miami-Dade and Broward
Here is where to book, by area. Hours vary, so check the clinic page before you go.
| Clinic | Area and Zip | PrEP Services | Booking |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elite Wellness Club | Downtown Miami, 33130 | Oral and injectable PrEP, HIV care | Book online or call 855-560-2280 |
| MedPlus Medical Center | Allapattah, 33142 | Rapid HIV, full STD panel, wellness visits, blood donation site, dental cleaning | Book online or call 855-560-2280 |
| MJD Wellness | North Miami, 33161 | Rapid HIV, full STD panel, wellness visits | Book online or call 855-560-2280 |
| Anuvia Medical Center | North Miami, 33179 | Rapid HIV, full STD panel, PrEP consultation | Book online or call 855-560-2280 |
| Miracles of the Heart | Kendall West, 33193 | PrEP, STD testing and treatment | Book online or call 855-560-2280 |
| First Class OBGYN | Miramar, 33029 | PrEP for women and men, telehealth-first | Book online or call 954-507-4494 |
All partners accept walk-ins, offer same-day results, and speak English and Español. Book online or call to confirm availability.
This is health information, not medical advice. Talk with a clinician about your own care. In an emergency, call 911.
Booking PrEP should not feel like a maze.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get PrEP through a telehealth visit?
Yes. Many partner clinics offer a telehealth-first PrEP visit. You meet with a provider by video to review your health history and decide whether PrEP is right for you. Then you visit a lab for required bloodwork and a rapid HIV test. The CDC requires a negative HIV test within 7 days before starting PrEP. After that, you can pick up your prescription or have it delivered. Check with each clinic for telehealth availability.
What should I have ready for an online PrEP appointment?
Have your insurance card and photo ID handy, even if you plan to pay out of pocket. Know your current medications and any allergies. Be ready to share your sexual health history honestly. If you use a name or pronouns different from your ID, tell the clinic when you book. Also have a private space for the video visit and a phone number where the clinic can reach you. Most visits take 15 to 30 minutes.
How do I reschedule a PrEP appointment?
Call the clinic directly or use the booking link in your confirmation text or email. Many partner clinics send SMS reminders with a link to reschedule. If you need to cancel, do it at least 24 hours ahead so someone else can take the slot. For injection appointments, reschedule as soon as you know you cannot make it. Missing an injection by more than about a month may mean restarting the schedule.
Is PrEP free with insurance?
Many health plans cover preventive services without cost-sharing when billed as preventive care; ask your plan what applies to you. Check with your plan and the clinic. Uninsured patients can ask about manufacturer assistance programs and sliding-fee scales. Many partner clinics offer free or low-cost testing and PrEP support through public health programs. Always confirm cost details with the clinic before your visit.
Your pharmacy is your choice. You may fill any prescription at the pharmacy you prefer. A clinic may mention pharmacies that offer delivery or lower prices, but using any particular pharmacy is optional and does not affect your care, your insurance, or any assistance you receive.
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