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PEP (Post-Exposure Prophylaxis) is emergency HIV prevention that must be started immediately after a possible exposure.

What Is PEP?

PEP (Post-Exposure Prophylaxis) is a medication taken for 28 days to reduce the chance of HIV after a possible exposure. PEP may be right for you if you:

Had a condom break

Shared equipment THAT MIGHT TRANSMIT BLOOD

Experienced a sexual encounter that concerns you

Believe you may have had exposure to HIV

Want to take extra precautions after an unexpected situation

You're not alone. We're here with you.

Why Choose

Project Access Foundation

If you think you may need PEP, you’re in the right place. We'll guide you step by step, privately and with compassion.

Your health. Your privacy. Your choice.

Inclusive, stigma-free care

  • Everyone deserves respectful and affirming health services.

Bilingual providers

  • English, Español & Creole, we meet you where you are.

Convenient Miami locations

  • Biscayne • Bayshore • Hialeah • Coral Way • Miami Lakes

Fast access to PEP

  • Same-day starts may be available, depending on clinical evaluation and timing.

Financial Support

  • Linkage to care if no insurance. Discount sliding fee scale for the uninsured in most cases. Financial support available for medication copayments.

If you think you’re in immediate danger or this is an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest ER.

How PEP Works

Contact us right away

If you had a possible HIV exposure, PEP (Post-Exposure Prophylaxis) should be started immediately.

Speak with a provider

A private, supportive consultation to determine if PEP is appropriate.

Complete simple labs

Quick tests to match you with the right care.

Start your medication

Begin PEP the same day in most cases.

Follow-up care

Our team checks in to support for follow-up care.

Who Should Consider PEP?

People with unexpected or unprotected sexual encounters.

Individuals with diverse sexual experiences.

People unsure of a partner’s HIV status.

Anyone who experienced an incident that worries them.

People who want immediate protection after a risky situation.

Your safety and comfort matter, no assumptions, no stigma.

PEP FAQ

Is PEP confidential?

Yes, all services are private and stigma-free.

Does PEP have side effects?

Most people tolerate PEP well. Our provider will guide you.

Can I start PEP even if I'm unsure about my exposure?

Yes. Our team will help you decide safely and respectfully.

FEEL GOOD. STAY PROTECTED.

Ready to Start PEP?

PEP is most effective when taken immediately after exposure, don't wait.

Fill out the short form and our team will contact you right away.

Our Physicians

Compassionate care, close to home. Our clinical team brings decades of experience serving the diverse communities of South Florida. Every patient deserves to feel respected, understood, and supported, no matter their background, language, or ability to pay. We're proud to provide healthcare that uplifts our patients and strengthens the well-being of all our neighborhoods.

Joseph Piperato, MD

Medical Provider

Dr. Piperato is committed to providing accessible, high-quality primary care for individuals and families throughout Miami. He believes healthcare should empower every patient to live a healthier life with dignity and confidence.

Efrain Garcia, MD

Medical Provider

Dr. Garcia has extensive experience delivering culturally competent care across diverse communities. His passion is helping patients take control of their health through prevention, education, and compassionate support.

Luis A. Cabrera Haber, DO, MBA

Medical Provider

Dr. Cabrera specializes in welcoming patients into care, ensuring they feel valued from their very first visit. He advocates for equal access to health services and delivers treatment without stigma or barriers.

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