A pill can prevent HIV infection.

In Alberta, it’s free for most who need it.


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Everything you need to know about PrEP access

This section includes information about what PrEP is, who should consider using it, and how to access a PrEP prescriber, prescription, and coverage.


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Information for Healthcare and Service Providers

This section includes tips on how to help patients and clients overcome PrEP access barriers; information about how to become a designated PrEP prescriber; and a variety of digital and print resources you can use to share PrEP information with the communities you serve.


Get Support

Looking to find a PrEP prescriber or PrEP access support near you? This section includes links to PrEP access and support services throughout the province so that you can find the support you need.


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PrEP Access for First Nations & Inuit Communities

Eligible First Nations & Inuit individuals who have health coverage through Non-Insured Health Benefits (NIHB) can access PrEP for free through NIHB. Learn more here.


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PrEP & Black Communities

In Alberta, Black communities are affected by HIV at greater rates than the general population. We’ve partnered with Ribbon Rouge to increase PrEP awareness and access amongst Alberta Black communities.


Get in touch.

If you have questions or need support accessing or prescribing PrEP, send us a message and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can.