But as a public health facility, they're bound to strict confidentiality, like any medical practitioner is. The only exception would be, I think, if you were to test positive for HIV (I think that requires having your name in a database somewhere, but I could be wrong about that).

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If it's HIV that you're concerned about, you could first try a home test. OraQuick is sold at Walgreens and CVS.

http://www.oraquick.com/

where you can get completely anonymus testing, you are identified only be a number, and you get your results over the internet.  PM me if interested.

I actually asked the clerk at check in this exact question....Re: Red Door Clinic

Being tested is a good idea for hobbyists and providers alike.
The first time I went to the clinic I was armed with the same knowledge you have posted here. I wanted to be informed with the correct answer.
I was told you can be ANON if you want......

So, yes you can go to the Red Door and give them fake information. However, you must provide the same information to get your results, be seen again and have RXs written.

Personally, I thought trying to remember yet another persona was too complicated. Honesty is easiest to remember.

If you want to be ANON, take one of the online routes.

Best of luck!
SG

Thanks for the responses.