Building on the 25-year legacy of Orlando Immunology Center (OIC) Clinic, OIC Inspired opened in 2025 as a non-profit organization to ensure that every individual; regardless of financial circumstance, has access to high-quality compassionate healthcare.
Dr. Edwin DeJesus, Director and founder of OIC, PA, explains:
The formation of this new entity ensures that the legacy of OIC lives on, now with even greater impact and broader outreach.
Since the inception of OIC clinic, we have been the largest HIV practice in Central Florida, caring for over 6,000 patients annually. Now, under OIC Inspired as a non-profit organization, we are better able to invest back into the same community that has invested their trust in us. With dedicated lab services, an onsite pharmacy, and a team of Care Navigators, we have an expanded capacity to support your healthcare journey needs.
OIC Inspired offers comprehensive medical services that include screenings and treatments for Sexually Transmitted Infections, Hepatitis, HIV, PrEP, Specialized Primary Care, Anal Health Clinic, Travel Medicine, and a dedicated Men’s Wellness clinic.
With renewed vision, expanded services, and a firm commitment to health equity, OIC Inspired will ensure that compassionate, high-quality care remains a cornerstone of the Orlando healthcare landscape for years to come.
Our Legacy
As we move forward as OIC Inspired, it’s important to remember how the reputation of trust and clinical expertise we established as OIC Clinic became the foundation of our legacy.
Such as :
- The participation in the development of every single antiretroviral that has been commercially available to treat those living with HIV
- Participating in the research trials that lead to a successful, effective cure for Hepatitis C
- Help conducting challenging government-funded studies
- The first PrEP clinic in the Central, FL region
The impact of our research in sexual health is amazing because we were part of the leading clinical trial for PrEP, one of the strategies that is broadly used across the world in terms of prevention for HIV in sexual health.
- Dr. Hinestrosa