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What patients tell usI’m starting a new relationship and want to know where I stand.
How we helpWe talk about screening based on your history and order the tests that fit. No lecture.
Careprime Clinic on Highway 6 in Rosharon offers confidential STD testing for men and women in a private, respectful setting where you can ask anything without being judged.
Last updated November 2, 2026 · Careprime Clinic, 15030 Highway 6, Rosharon, TX 77583
Quick answer
STD testing (also called STI testing) checks for sexually transmitted infections using urine samples, swabs or blood tests, depending on the infection. At Careprime Clinic, a provider talks with you privately about symptoms and possible exposure, then recommends the tests that make sense for you.
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Reasons people come in
People get tested for all kinds of ordinary reasons. Here’s what we hear most, and what happens next.
What patients tell usI’m starting a new relationship and want to know where I stand.
How we helpWe talk about screening based on your history and order the tests that fit. No lecture.
What patients tell usA condom broke last week and I’ve been worried ever since.
How we helpTell us roughly when it happened. Timing affects which tests are useful now and whether a repeat test later makes sense.
What patients tell usMy partner just told me they have an STI.
How we helpWe evaluate you, test as needed and talk through treatment and follow-up.
What patients tell usIt burns when I pee and there’s discharge I haven’t had before.
How we helpWe examine you and test for likely causes. Some of these symptoms come from a UTI instead, so a combined UTI/STD panel is available. Learn more →
What patients tell usWe’re trying for a baby and I was told to get screened.
How we helpSTI screening is a standard part of prenatal and pre-pregnancy care. We help you get the recommended tests. Learn more →
What patients tell usI don’t have any symptoms. I just want a regular check.
How we helpMany STIs cause no symptoms, so routine screening is a smart choice. We base it on your age and risk factors.
Prefer to ask questions first? Telemedicine visits are available, and you can come in for testing afterward.
Symptoms
A sexually transmitted infection is an infection passed through sexual contact, and many cause no symptoms at all. When symptoms do show up, they can look like other common problems, so testing is the only way to know for sure.
Having one of these doesn’t mean you have an STI. Yeast infections, UTIs and skin irritation can cause similar symptoms, which is why testing beats guessing.
Which visit fits
Both visits are confidential, but the focus is a little different depending on why you’re coming in.
| Routine screening | Symptoms or known exposure | |
|---|---|---|
| Who it’s for | People without symptoms who want a regular check based on age and risk | People with new symptoms, a partner who tested positive, or a recent possible exposure |
| Visit focus | Choosing which infections to screen for | An exam, testing for likely causes and treatment if needed |
| Timing | Any time, often yearly or with a new partner | As soon as you can. Share the exposure date, since some tests need a repeat later |
| Typical samples | Urine, swab and/or blood, depending on the infection | The same, plus a look at any sores or discharge |
| Next steps | Results reviewed with you and repeat screening as recommended | A treatment plan, partner guidance and follow-up testing as needed |
Where to go
Most STD testing and treatment belongs in a primary care clinic, but a few symptoms need emergency care.
Burning, discharge or sores, a possible exposure, a partner’s diagnosis or routine screening. Walk-ins are welcome at 15030 Highway 6.
A private way to ask questions, talk through exposure timing or go over results from home. Samples for testing are collected in person.
Severe belly or pelvic pain, fever with pelvic pain, sudden severe testicle pain or fainting need emergency care right away.
Testing
No single test checks for every STI, so the provider matches the tests to your symptoms and type of exposure. A negative result taken too soon after an exposure may need to be repeated later.
Often used to check for infections like chlamydia and gonorrhea. You’ll give a small urine sample in a private restroom.
Swabs of the genital area, throat, rectum or a sore may be used, depending on your symptoms and the type of exposure.
Some infections, such as HIV and syphilis, are usually checked with a blood sample.
For patients who want STD screening without a UTI check. The provider explains which infections the panel covers.
Lab services →When burning or frequent urination could be either a UTI or an STI, one visit can check for both.
Can be added when a pregnancy would change treatment choices, or simply when you’d like to know.
Treatment
A positive result is a medical issue, not a judgment about you. Many STIs can be treated with medication, and others can be managed with ongoing care and follow-up.
Your provider explains what the result means, whether treatment is recommended and when to test again. We also talk through how to protect partners and which partners may need testing, so you aren’t left figuring it out alone.
This page is for general education and does not replace a visit with a medical provider.
Patient testimonials
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The Doctor, nurses and staff are very caring about their patients!!! The wait isn’t long and the office is always clean. I love the way they made my boys feel comfortable during their visit. We will definitely be back.
This is my primary care dr. Ive been going here for years. The staff is like family. Deepak is great and always makes sure to hear all my concerns to keeps me in good health.
Wow! I am absolutely blown away by this urgent care. Everyone was so friendly and caring. I’ve honestly have never been to such a great clinic!! The receptionist Ms. Yaleika was a blessing! Dr. Deepak is amazing and very thorough! He does what an actual doctor is supposed to do. He actually cares and listens and runs the proper test.
Why Careprime
Come in when you need care, or book ahead to shorten your visit.
Many common tests are done right here, so you don’t have to go somewhere else.
Children, teens, adults and seniors in one family clinic.
Most plans accepted, including BCBS, United Healthcare and Cigna. Self-pay rates are listed up front.
Video visits for many follow-ups and minor concerns.
A simple check-in so you spend your time with the provider, not on forms.
Visit us
15030 Highway 6, Rosharon, TX 77583
Mon–Fri 8:00 AM–5:00 PM · Sat 9:00 AM–2:00 PM
(832) 400-2050 · frontoffice@careprimeclinic.com
Close to home for patients in Rosharon, Iowa Colony, Arcola, Manvel, Fresno, Sienna, Pearland, Alvin and Missouri City.
FAQ
Talk to our front office Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Yes. Careprime Clinic at 15030 Highway 6 accepts walk-ins for STD testing during regular hours. If you’d rather have a set time, you can book by phone at (832) 400-2050 or online.
Yes. Your visit, results and health information are kept private, and sensitive details are discussed with the provider in the exam room, not at the front desk. Our team treats these visits like any other medical visit.
Our listed self-pay prices are $95 for an STD-only panel and $160 for a combined UTI/STD panel. Office fees may apply, so confirm with our front office before testing. Current rates are on the Cash Pricing page.
Careprime Clinic in Rosharon is close to home for patients in Iowa Colony, Manvel and Sienna, and it works with most insurance plans, including BCBS, United Healthcare and Cigna. Coverage depends on your plan, so check with your insurer or our front office before your visit.
Yes. Many sexually transmitted infections cause no symptoms, especially early on. That’s why routine screening based on age and risk factors is recommended, even when you feel fine.
It depends on the infection and the test. Some infections won’t show up right after an exposure, so testing too early can miss them. Tell the provider the approximate date, and they’ll explain what to test now and whether to retest later.
Blood tests are commonly used for infections such as HIV and syphilis. Others, like chlamydia and gonorrhea, are usually checked with urine or swab samples. Your provider will tell you which infections each test covers.
Get evaluated soon, even if you feel fine. Depending on the infection, you may need testing, treatment or both. If you know what your partner was diagnosed with, share that with the provider.
Burning and frequent urination can come from either one, and the symptoms overlap a lot. Careprime offers a combined UTI/STD panel so both can be checked at the same visit in Rosharon.
Yes. Screening for infections such as syphilis, HIV, chlamydia and gonorrhea is a standard part of prenatal care. Talk with your provider about which tests are recommended for you.
Yes. Careprime offers telemedicine visits where you can ask questions privately, talk through exposure timing and go over results. Urine, swab and blood samples are collected in person at the clinic.
Bring a photo ID, your insurance card if you have one, and a list of any medicines you take. It also helps to know the approximate date of any recent exposure and when your symptoms started.
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