Interested in prescribing PrEP?
ALFA's PrEP Outreach Specialist can help your practice offer PrEP to your patients. We offer education, clinical resources and case management services. Please give us a call if we can be of any assistance.
You do not have to be an Infectious Disease or HIV Specialist to prescribe PrEP. In fact, primary care practices are the ideal locations for patients to access PrEP because of the cost savings and relationship you already have with your patient.
If you would like more information regarding PrEP, please contact ALFA’s PrEP Program Assistant at 828-237-1192 or contact us online.
Resources for Providers
US Preventive Services Task Force gives PrEP an A rating
2019 UNC Checklist and Tables for PrEP Providers
How to Prescribe PrEP
How to Discuss Sexual Health with Your Patients
Clinician contacts for help with PrEP
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Call PrEPline, a service of the Clinician Consultation Center at the University of California, San Francisco, at 1-855-448-7737 (11 AM and 6 PM EST)
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Contact a UNC Infectious Diseases clinical fellow or attending physician through the Carolina Consultation Center, at 1-800-862-6264. Between 8 AM and 5 PM on weekdays, you’ll speak with an attending physician. After hours and on weekends, you’ll speak with a fellow (who can reach an attending physician quickly, if needed).
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Email a UNC Infectious Diseases provider who has agreed to provide clinical guidance on issues related to PrEP. Please allow up to 48 hours for a response.
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Christopher Hurt, MD
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David Wohl, MD
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Lisa Hightow-Weidman, MD, MPH