Here's the breakdown of STI-specific bookings below. Patients on Zocdoc made the most appointments related to genital warts, which are caused by the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV). Seniors (65+) made up less than 1% of the bookings. Around 59% of bookers were in their 20s, while 30% were in their 30s. Patients in their 20s booked nearly twice as many appointments as those in their 30s.
Around 51% of these bookings came from millennials, while 43% came from Gen Z bookers. But over the last year, they made up 41% of STI-related bookings, while women booked the remaining 59%.Īdditionally, millennial and Gen Z patients booked more STI appointments over the last year than other age groups.Ĭombined, millennial and Gen Z patients booked 94% of all STI appointments. Typically, they make up around 35% of overall Zocdoc bookings, excluding ob-gyn appointments. Men are being more proactive about checking up on their sexual health than they usually are with other medical care. Let's take a look at some of our other compelling findings about who's seeking out STI screenings and treatment - and why. The results are clear: Bookings in the first half of March 2023 were 26% higher than the same period in 2022. Ahead of CDC's STI Awareness Week, which runs from April 9th to April 15th, " Zocdoc Reports – What's Up Down There? " explores Zocdoc appointment booking data to see if patients have taken a renewed interest in their sexual health.
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