UCSF HIV/AIDS Program

Education sessions to help patients understand HIV/AIDS, its management and prevention

Ongoing medical management and routine health care for people living with HIV or AIDS

Evaluation of body mass and personalized nutrition guidance

Behavioral counseling aimed at reducing the risk of HIV transmission

Management and dispensing of antiretroviral and related medications

Minor surgical procedures performed on an outpatient basis

Assessment and treatment of chronic or acute pain

Therapeutic exercises and interventions to restore mobility and function

Evaluation and treatment of sleep disturbances in patients

Programs and counseling to help patients quit smoking

Assessment and support for social needs, including housing, benefits enrollment and community resources

Peer-led and professional support meetings for people living with HIV/AIDS

Connection to resources, problem-solving assistance and advocacy during treatment

Eight-week class teaching mindfulness practices to reduce stress and improve health

Service to receive and address patient feedback, questions and concerns

24/7 chaplain support and counseling for patients, families and caregivers

Comprehensive primary care and specialized services for people living with HIV/AIDS

Tailored services and support for women living with HIV

Culturally competent care and support for men of color living with HIV

Focused care addressing the needs of older adults living with HIV

Remote HIV care and consultation services via telemedicine

Comprehensive diagnostic evaluations including history, physical exam and specialist consultations

Blood tests, viral load monitoring and other laboratory diagnostics

Imaging studies such as X-ray, CT and MRI to support patient care