Not sure which tests you need, when to take them, or whether PEP or PrEP is right for you? Care Connect is a private sexual health assessment designed by doctors at Cupid Clinics, based on CDC and WHO guidance. Answer a few questions and it will guide you to the right next step.
If you were exposed in the last 72 hours
Don’t wait to finish an assessment. PEP (post-exposure prophylaxis) can prevent HIV, but it must be started as soon as possible, and within 72 hours of exposure. Call us now on +91 95912 52505, or go to the nearest hospital. In an emergency, call 112.
What Care Connect tells you
- Which tests fit your situation, so you don’t pay for tests you don’t need or miss ones you do
- When to test, because every test has a window period, and testing too early can give a false sense of reassurance
- Whether PEP or PrEP may apply to you
- When to see a doctor, and when your situation needs attention straight away
How it works
- Answer a short set of questions about your concern and any possible exposure.
- Get guidance on suitable tests, timing and next steps.
- If you choose to share your contact details, our team can follow up with you confidentially.
Your privacy
Your answers are treated as confidential health information. We use them only to guide your care and follow up with you, never for advertising. Read our Privacy Policy for details.
Care Connect is a triage tool. It does not diagnose any condition and does not replace a consultation with a doctor.
Frequently asked questions
Is the assessment a diagnosis?
No. It helps you understand which tests and care may be right for you. Only a test, interpreted by a doctor, can tell you whether you have an infection.
Do I have to give my name?
You can complete the questions first. Sharing your contact details lets our team follow up with you, and they are kept confidential.
Who designed it?
It was designed by doctors at Cupid Clinics, following guidance from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO).
What if I’m worried right now?
You can call us on +91 95912 52505, or the free National AIDS Helpline on 1097.