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HIV tests may be anonymous or confidential. Anonymous testing means only you will know the test result. When you take an anonymous HIV test, you get a unique identifier that allows you to get your test results. You can also buy an HIV self-test if you want to test anonymously.
State law prohibits re-disclosure without specific written consent. Unauthorized re-disclosure may result in a fine, jail sentence or both. HIV-related information provided pursuant to a release must be accompanied by the appropriate re-disclosure language from Public Health Law Article 27-F-2782 6.
Confidential testing means that your name and other identifying information will be attached to your test results. The results will go in your medical record and may be shared with your health care providers and your health insurance company.
What are the types of HIV tests? Antibody tests check for HIV antibodies in blood or oral fluid. Antigen/antibody tests can detect both HIV antibodies and HIV antigens (a part of the virus) in the blood. NATs look for HIV in the blood.
Patients can find HIV-testing sites that may have anonymous testing by searching by ZIP code at , contacting their local health department, or calling 1-800-CDC-INFO (800-232-4636).
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Informed consent for testing means that the person being tested understands HIV testing procedures, the reasons for testing and is able to assess the personal implications of testing before deciding whether to be tested.
When you opt to be tested anonymously, your name remains a secret. Instead, you may be issued a unique code or number, which will help you access your results. In confidential testing, all personal details that identify you as an individual are sent to local health officials.
Will Other People Know Your Test Result? If you take an anonymous test, no one but you will know the result. If you take a confidential test, your test result will be part of your medical record, but it will still be protected by state and federal privacy laws. Most HIV testing is done confidentially.

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