Case management
The HIV Care Coordination Program makes sure people with complex needs get the right services at the right time, without having to assemble the system themselves. You participate in every part of the process. Nothing is decided about your care without you.
Timely, coordinated access to the right level of health and support services
Continuity of quality care that uses resources efficiently
Ongoing assessment of your needs and the needs of your family and support system
What a case manager does
The main job is arranging services across different providers and settings: assessment, intervention, evaluation, and advocating on your behalf when a service you need is hard to get. If you are newly diagnosed, this is the person who helps you figure out what happens next.
Ending the HIV Epidemic
Ending the HIV Epidemic is a federal initiative from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Butler County Health Department runs the prevention side across 20 counties in the Southeast Region. A navigator travels the region to raise awareness and connect people to testing, prevention, and care.
Diagnose HIV as early as possible
Prevent new transmissions using PrEP and syringe services programs
Treat infection quickly and effectively to reach sustained viral suppression
Respond fast to potential outbreaks
Get connected
Call (573) 785-8478 and ask for HIV services. You do not need a diagnosis to call.