Texas Infertility Prevention Program

Free STD testing, treatment, and sexual health education for individuals in Eagle Pass and surrounding communities

About the Program

The Texas Infertility Prevention Program (TIPP) at Maverick County Hospital District provides free testing, treatment, and education services to help prevent sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and protect reproductive health.

The program focuses on early detection and treatment of chlamydia and gonorrhea, which can lead to infertility if left untreated. Through testing, treatment, and education, the TIPP program helps individuals maintain their sexual health and prevent the spread of infection.

Residents looking for free STD testing in Eagle Pass may qualify for services through the TIPP program at Maverick County Hospital District.

Services Available

The TIPP program may provide the following services at no cost to eligible individuals:

  • Chlamydia testing
    • Gonorrhea testing
    • Treatment when medically necessary
    • Expedited Partner Therapy (EPT) for partners of infected patients
    • Sexual health education and prevention resources
    • Condoms and prevention materials

If medication is required after testing, treatment may be provided through the program at no cost to eligible patients.

Who Qualifies

Individuals may qualify for TIPP services if they:

  • Are 14 years of age or older
  • Live in Texas
  • Are uninsured, underinsured, or have barriers to using their insurance

Confidential & Private Services

Testing and services provided through the TIPP program are confidential and respectful of patient privacy. Our team provides care in a safe and supportive environment where individuals can receive testing, treatment, and education without judgment.

Our goal is to help individuals protect their health and access the resources they need.

Why Testing Matters

Many sexually transmitted infections do not show symptoms. Regular testing helps detect infections early and prevents long-term health complications such as infertility.

Testing also helps reduce the spread of infection by ensuring individuals and their partners receive treatment when needed.

Testing is quick, simple, and confidential, and our team is here to help you feel comfortable and informed throughout the process.

Schedule Testing or an Appointment

To learn more about the TIPP program or request testing, please contact our team.

Office Hours
Monday – Friday
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

You may also request to be contacted by completing the Social Services Contact Form.