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get tested. get cured.

Up to 75% of people living with Hep C don't even know they have it. Thankfully, Hep C is curable, and 93% of our patients achieve a sustained virologic response (SVR) – effectively curing them of the disease. But, if left untreated, it can cause liver damage, liver cancer, or death. 

ways to get tested:

1. Schedule an appointment for in-person testing

2. Call 585.454.HEPC (4372)

3. Email testing@trilliumhealth.org

get tested. get cured.

Up to 75% of people living with Hep C don't even know they have it. Thankfully, Hep C is curable, and 93% of our patients achieve a sustained virologic response (SVR) – effectively curing them of the disease. But, if left untreated, it can cause liver damage, liver cancer, or death. 

ways to get tested:

1. Call 585.454.HEPC (4372)

2. Email testing@trilliumhealth.org

As a leader in Hepatitis C Care, Trillium Health is expertly staffed to treat infected patients – including board-certified infectious disease physicians, pharmacists, and coordinators who can get you from diagnosis to cure.

To help deliver comprehensive care to all of our patients, Trillium Health employs a bilingual staff and a full-time onsite Spanish interpreter. We also provide integrated harm reduction services, including medication-assisted treatment (Suboxone for opioid dependence). 

who should get tested for Hep C?

While some individuals are at a higher risk for Hep C, the United States Preventative Services Task Force (USPSTF) recommends screening for Hep C infection in adults aged 18 to 79 years.

Individuals at the highest risk for Hep C infection:

  • Were born between 1945-1965

  • Had a blood transfusion before 1992

  • Have injected or snorted drugs

  • Have been incarcerated

  • Are living with HIV

  • Received a tattoo or piercing in an unlicensed setting

  • Are on hemodialysis

  • Have multiple sexual partners

  • Engage in receptive anal sex

  • Have been diagnosed with an STD in the last year

  • Are on HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP)

  • Are of the trans-feminine experience

Each year, more people are dying from Hep C than from other reportable infectious diseases (including HIV).

Adhering to medications is essential to be cured of the virus. There is always a risk of reinfection if an individual continues to engage in risk factors such as injecting drugs, sharing cocaine straws, or engaging in high-risk sexual behaviors. 

Get tested for Hep C at Trillium Health today.

CALL THE HEP C HOTLINE

Are you a provider looking to refer your patients for Hepatitis C Treatment?
For questions or referrals, reach out to our team at HepC.info@trilliumhealth.org.

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