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Questions, support, or clinic listings — we would love to hear from you.

We’d love to hear from you! Whether you have questions, need support, or want to contribute to our growing map of HIV and PrEP services, feel free to reach out.

If you’re a clinic, healthcare provider, or community organization looking to be listed on The HIV Map, get in touch — we’re always expanding our network to make sexual-health access easier worldwide.

  • Use the email and hotline on this page for editorial or partnership questions.
  • For emergency PEP after a possible exposure, go to the nearest hospital within 72 hours and read our tourist PEP guide.
  • To search clinics directly, open the clinic directory.

Use this page to reach the The HIV Map editorial team. We read messages about article corrections, clinic listing updates, partnership ideas, and accessibility problems. We do not provide personal medical advice by email.

Email contact@thehivmap.com with a short subject, the page URL if relevant, and what you want changed. For a possible HIV exposure, do not wait for a reply — seek PEP at a hospital within 72 hours and call 1663.

To book a confidential HIV or STI test, use the clinic or booking service you choose. That booking happens on the provider’s own site under its privacy policy. If you are looking for English-friendly clinic tips, start from the guides in the main menu, then confirm hours and documents with the clinic before you travel.

We aim to answer editorial mail within several working days. If your note is urgent and clinical, contact a provider or the health hotline instead of this inbox.

Editorial & partnerships

Email the team for content questions or clinic listing requests.

Email: contact@thehivmap.com

Emergency PEP

If you had a possible HIV exposure, go to emergency care within 72 hours.

Hotline: 1663

Tourist PEP guide

The HIV Map is English-language traveler guides for HIV / PrEP / PEP in Thailand. This page is the editorial inbox — corrections, broken guides, and media notes. It is not a clinic chat.

Write contact@thehivmap.com about clinic hours, English-speaking notes, or a broken map link. If you need PEP after a possible HIV exposure, go to emergency care within 72 hours and call 1663 instead of waiting for mail.

Find provider details in the clinic directory and confirm appointments directly with the clinic. Start with the guides on https://thehivmap.com when you only need to read.

We do not book your visit. For PEP go to emergency care within 72 hours and call 1663.

We reply to editorial mail on working days. Holidays take longer. Tell us the URL, what is wrong, and your browser if the page itself is broken.

Partnership notes should include the organisation and a sample of the work. We will not sell a medical claim or hide the limits of a service.

Do not send ID cards, lab PDFs, or chat logs. If you already did, say so and we will delete what we do not need.

Map pins, English clinic tips, and traveler copy are the kinds of fixes we actually make here — not a diagnosis from symptoms in an email.

If the site fails on a hotel network, mention the device. The aim is that visitors can still read https://thehivmap.com.

Check About and Privacy first when the answer is already published. Thank you for helping keep The HIV Map usable for people who are new in town.