PrEP-AP clients may obtain an OraQuick In-Home HIV Test kit in person at a pharmacy within the Magellan Rx network (if available), or by calling participating mail-order pharmacies within the Magellan Rx network. Clients should contact their pharmacy within the Magellan Rx network to confirm availability of the OraQuick In-Home HIV Test kit prior to visiting the pharmacy. Mailing of OraQuick test kits is at the discretion of the dispensing pharmacy. To find out more information regarding mail order pharmacies who will mail OraQuick In-Home HIV test, please visit https://cdph.magellanrx.com/. The list will be updated periodically as pharmacies agree to participate. Clients will need to inform the pharmacy that they are enrolled in PrEP-AP and present their Magellan Rx benefit card when requesting that the OraQuick In-Home HIV Test be paid for by PrEP-AP. Results of the tests may be reported directly to the client’s healthcare provider via a telemedicine appointment, electronic patient portal, or by phone. It is recommended that clients discuss the advantages and disadvantages of in-home testing with their healthcare provider. In certain situations (e.g., recent HIV exposure or symptoms consistent with acute HIV infection), a healthcare provider may strongly recommend in-person HIV testing with a blood sample as testing oral fluid for an antibody is not as sensitive as testing a blood sample. Documenting results of an in-home HIV test in a client’s medical record is also recommended. A photograph of the results may be accepted as proof of as negative HIV status to enroll into PrEP-AP. In order to reduce the risk of a possible privacy incident, enrollment workers should send the client an encrypted e-mail that the client can respond to in order to provide the test result. This policy will remain in place until further notice.