Can you get chlamydia from a hospital?

It is extremely unlikely to contract chlamydia in a hospital setting. Chlamydia is usually transmitted through unprotected sexual contact or from an infected mother to her baby during childbirth. Hospitals have strict infection control measures and protocols in place to prevent the spread of infections, including chlamydia. These measures include the use of sterile equipment, hand hygiene, and appropriate barrier precautions (such as condoms and personal protective equipment) when handling potentially infectious materials. Chlamydia testing and treatment can also be easily accomplished in hospital settings or outpatient clinics to prevent and address any suspected cases effectively.