PACT Safe

Rights, pregnancy, living with HIV

Gold card, U=U, pregnancy path. The desk confirms — this app is not NHSO.

Thailand

NHSO · Pao Tang · free testing

Now

Bring your ID (and gold card if you have one). Ask the desk for sexual-health screening — many public and community sites are low-cost or free.

Next

If a public queue is long, Pao Tang or a community clinic can still help. Call first. This app is not NHSO.

Find a public or charity clinicPao Tang / paid options

Entitlements depend on your status. The desk confirms. Listing is not a guarantee.

U=U

Living with HIV — stay on treatment

Not a new diagnosis tool. If you already have care, daily pills and viral-load checks are the usual loop. Undetectable = untransmittable is a clinic finding, not an app score.

Now

Take today’s pill at the time you set. Missed a dose? Ask your clinic — do not guess a double dose here.

Next

Book a viral-load check about every 3 months, or as your clinician says. Charity and public HIV clinics first.

Open pill remindersFind an HIV / public clinic

Pregnancy

Planning a baby, or already pregnant

Ask for blood tests. Syphilis, HIV, and hepatitis can harm a fetus if untreated. This is not a diagnosis — a clinician reads the labs.

Now

Today: book blood tests. You do not have to name a partner.

  • Syphilis — treatable; untreated it can pass in pregnancy. Ask the desk.
  • HIV — medicines in pregnancy are clinic-led. This app does not start HIV treatment from a self-report.
  • Hepatitis B/C — blood tests; a clinician plans next steps.

Next

Take the paper to antenatal or a sexual-health desk. Charity and public first.

Find a clinic for blood tests

PACT Safe provides public health awareness for adults. This system does NOT provide medical advice, diagnostic tools, or dosage calculations for infants, pediatric care, or pregnant individuals. Pregnant users receiving an exposure alert must seek direct consultation from an OB-GYN immediately.

Visitors

In Thailand without local coverage

Now

Filter for desks that see foreigners. Call for a rough price and whether English is available.

Next

Bring a passport if they ask. Public and community sites still help many visitors — confirm before you go.

Show visitor-friendly clinics

PACT Safe is not a registered charity. Clinic lists are a public directory.

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