PrEP Locator Data

Facility information in the PrEP Locator database 

The PrEP Locator database was created by Emory University. More information on data collection can be found here. In 2016, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Prevention Information Network (NPIN) and Emory integrated data to provide a single database, which NPIN maintained. In 2025-2026, PrEP Locator was updated with new data features, a dataset that is now hosted and maintained by PrEPLocator.  

Facilities will be updated, added, or removed from the PrEP Locator database through several mechanisms. PrEP Locator staff will communicate with facilities in the database on a regular basis to update their information. Organizations can go here to enter their clinic’s data to be newly added to the database or to update their organizational information.  

Facility eligibility for being entered into the Locator database 

The Locator database includes both public and private healthcare providers willing to prescribe PrEP. Each entry in the database represents a single “facility” location, with eligible facilities including clinics, multiple provider practices, and single-provider practices. Vetting of the database includes verifying clinic self-reported key data fields, such as website, phone number, address, and willingness to prescribe PrEP. Such verification may be conducted through phone calls and/or electronic surveys. 

Data limitations 

Emory does not warrant or assume any legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, or usefulness of any information, apparatus, product, or process disclosed in abstracts or documents available from the NPIN website. 

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.