NPIN is a digital web-based platform, supported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), which helps partners advance prevention and care efforts for those living with or at risk for HIV or AIDS, tuberculosis (TB), viral hepatitis, and/or sexually transmitted disease (STDs).  NPIN offers partners multiple digital media, resources, and materials to support prevention work. Our services are designed to facilitate program collaboration in sharing information, resources, published materials, research, and trends among the four diseases stated and adolescent and school health. Although NPIN maintains a searchable database of testing locations, all information is provided by the testing organization, and NPIN does not have access to any information that is not listed on the CDC NPIN website.  
 

• Contact your healthcare provider or a licensed health professional for guidance and on unique symptoms you may be experiencing.
• For HIV, STDs, and hepatitis testing and services, find a provider using GetTested.

As the U.S. reference and referral service for information on HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, STDs, and TB, NPIN collects information to maintain a national, searchable database of organizations and facilities that provide HIV/STD/TB/hepatitis testing, prevention, capacity building, treatment, care, and support services. This database powers tools, such as GetTested and the PrEP locator.

• To add your organization to the NPIN database, submit a registration form for consideration.

Yes. NPIN encourages public health professionals to use the database as a resource to research services in a location of interest. 

• If you need data for research and evaluation purposes, use the Find Organizations tool to search for information and to download your results.
• To request an application programming interface (API), email npin@cdc.gov.

Use our Find Organizations tool to find information about organizations providing specific services in your location of interest.