Sexual health is a cornerstone of overall well-being. Yet millions of Americans still face barriers to understanding and managing their sexual health — whether through limited access to care, lack of culturally responsive education, or the persistence of stigma and misinformation.
At Five Health, we believe that sexual health care should be treated like any other essential health service — accessible, affordable, and free from judgment. Through a network of community partnerships and innovative care models, we make prevention, testing, and treatment easier to reach.
Our approach combines comprehensive education, evidence-based prevention, and innovative care delivery – including at-home HIV testing, virtual consultations, and on-the-ground outreach – to help individuals take charge of their health.
Prevention and Early Detection
Through education and accessible testing offered by programs like Community Care Days, Bridge Builders, and the Home Access Program, Five Health promotes early diagnosis, prevents transmission, and ensures timely connection to treatment and care.
Empowerment Through Education
Programs such as STRIDE Academy, Bridge Builders, and the Community Access Points Initiative equip providers and community members with the knowledge and resources to make informed, confident health recommendations and decisions.
Equity in Access
From in-person outreach to mail-based test kits and digital tools, Five Health removes barriers for rural, uninsured, and underserved populations, ensuring everyone has the opportunity to access care and stay healthy.
Reduced Stigma
By promoting opt-out testing through STRIDE Academy and embedding educational materials and prevention tools in everyday environments through the CAP Initiative, Five Health normalizes sexual health conversations and helps make care routine and judgment-free.
Community Impact
Healthier individuals build stronger families and communities. Through collaboration with faith-based, neighborhood, and business partners, Five Health helps reduce disparities, strengthen local systems, and advance public health for all.