About Us

About Us

Who We Are

About Us

Welcome to PrEP Locator, a national directory of clinics providing HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) in the US. PrEP Locator seeks to provide patients access to a national, integrated service including both public and private practice providers. 

The PrEP Locator, created by Dr. Aaron Siegler and colleagues at Emory University, now extends the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Prevention Information Network (NPIN) service provider database. 

PrEPLocator is presented by Emory University’s Rollins School of Public Health in partnership with ViiV Healthcare and Gilead Sciences, Inc.

Who We Are

PrEP Locator was developed in 2016 and substantially updated in 2026, by Dr. Aaron Siegler and his team at Emory University. More information on the development of PrEP Locator can be found here. Our 2026 expanded PrEP Locator reflects the evolving landscape of HIV prevention. This update includes the addition of injectable PrEP as an option, giving users the ability to find clinicians who offer this newer alternative alongside daily oral medications. We also introduced additional filtering options so individuals can better customize their search—allowing users to search for clinics offering specific services such as walk-in availability or DOXY-PEP prescribing.  

The update of the PrEP Locator website and database was managed by Gretchen Wilde and staffed by a team of dedicated data collection specialists including Tyler Aldridge, Mike McFall, and over 30 students from Emory’s Rollins School of Public Health. PrEP Locator is guided by an External Advisory Committee that includes Dr. Dylan Baker, Associate Medical Director at Grady PrEP Clinic; Edwin Corbin-Gutierrez from National Alliance of State & Territorial AIDS Directors (NASTAD); Daniel Driffin from the HIV Vaccine Trials Network (HVTN); Dr. Maurice Edwards from Wellstar Health Systems; Jen Hecht, co-founder and Director of Building Healthy Online Communities (BHOC); Damon Jacobs, founder of PrEP Facts; Robbyn Kistler; Dr. Meredith Lora, Medical Director of the Grady HIV Prevention Program; Dr. Addison Mickens, Public Health Researcher and Educator; and Susan Schlueter Wirtz from Emory School of Medicine. The original PrEP Locator project was coordinated by Ms. Susan Schlueter Wirtz, and guided by a coalition of partners: PleasePrEPMe.org, Greater Than AIDS, National Alliance of State & Territorial AIDS Directors (NASTAD). The External Advisory Committee included Dr. Dawn Smith; Dr. Carlos del Rio; Dan Wohlfeiler; Miguel Gomez; Melissa Beaupierre; Damon Jacobs; and Joshua Robbins. 

Explain Filters

Injectable PrEP – Injectable cabotegravir PrEP (Apretude) requires injection visits every two months and injectable lenacapavir PrEP (Yeztugo) requires visits every six months. Both are over 99% effective.

PrEP for uninsured – Clinics prescribe PrEP for individuals who do not have insurance.

Telemedicine – Nationwide companies that perform fully remote PrEP provision – virtual consultations, at-home laboratory testing, and at-home medication delivery.

Same-day oral PrEP start – Receive a PrEP prescription the same day as your appointment.

Accepts walk-ins – No appointment needed, just walk in during specified hours.

Avg. wait time < 3 days – Wait to schedule an appointment averages less than 3 days.

Doxy-PEP – Doxy-PEP is an antibiotic taken within 72 hours of unprotected sex to reduce the risk of contracting sexually transmitted infections. Doxy-PEP does not protect against HIV.

PrEP financial navigation – A staff member works with patients to navigate complex payment options to make it easier to get PrEP and minimize out of pocket costs.