community

Spectrum Medical’s community-based outreach program provides HIV/STI testing, same-day access to PrEP, sexual health education and preventative services throughout Arizona.

Two friends enjoying a sunny day outdoors, one lounging with a pink notebook and pen while laughing, and the other sitting beside them with a vibrant patterned outfit, smiling warmly. The background features a grassy field and urban buildings under a clear blue sky.

Visit the Spectrum Medical U.B.U. Crew
at one of our upcoming events! 

meet the outreach crew

  • Victor E. Avila, Director of Marketing and Community Engagement
    Victor E. Avila
    Director of Marketing and Community Engagement
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  • Enrique, Community Outreach Navigation Supervisor
    Enrique
    Community Outreach Navigation Supervisor
    About me
  • Fabian, Community Outreach Navigator
    Fabian
    Marketing and Community Engagement Specialist
    About me
  • Dylan, Community Outreach Navigator, Medical Assistant
    Dylan
    Community Outreach Navigator | Medical Assistant
    About me
  • Raymon, Community Outreach Navigator, Medical Assistant
    Raymon
    Community Outreach Navigator | Medical Assistant
    About me
A young man smiles brightly outdoors, wearing a blue beanie, headphones, and a colorful red and teal shirt over a white T-shirt that reads "I ❤️ PHOENIX." He has a yellow backpack strap on his shoulder, with a sunny sky and an urban bridge structure in the background, capturing a vibrant and cheerful vibe.

healthcare made easy

Accessible healthcare for all is our mission. We provide free, convenient testing for HIV, chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, and HCV through our Testing After Dark program every other Tuesday. Join us after business hours for free testing in a safe, quick, and confidential environment.

upcoming community outreach events

Event

    what patients are saying about spectrum medical

    • McKynzie B.

      “ The staff was so friendly, accommodating, and very kind. It was my first time having an appointment there and I was very well cared for. ”
      – McKynzie B.