Summary Overview
Case management is a confidential, client centered process that links HIV positive individuals to services to ensure timely, coordinated access to medically appropriate levels of health and supportive services. Our professional team works with individuals to develop an action plan to assist in achieving and maintaining stability across a multitude of life domains. Case management is for people living with HIV/AIDS who could benefit from support, advocacy, referrals, and linkage to health insurance and community resources, information and education, skill building or coordination of services around their health condition.
HIV/AIDS Case Management Services
Case management can include linkage to the following resources:
- Primary medical care
- Oral health care
- Medical nutrition services
- Medication/Adherence
- Home health care
- Entitlement programs
- HIV health access benefits
- Mental Health services
- Substance abuse treatment
- Housing
- Social/emotional support
- Medical transportation
- Legal resources
- Linguistic services
- Knowledge of HIV disease
- Tobacco Use
- Sexual and reproductive health
- Self-efficacy
- Food insecurity/meal programs
- HIV specialty medical care
- HIV risk behaviors
*Some resources have an eligibility criteria.
Eligibility for HIV/AIDS Case Management
- Proof of HIV/AIDS diagnosis
- Proof of Washington State Residency
- Proof of household income
- Proof of any health coverage status
For an appointment for case management services call (509)324-1542
We are located at:
1101 West College Avenue Third Floor, room 372 Spokane, WA 99201-2095
Office hours are Monday- Friday 8:00AM to 5:00PM
Consumer Advisory Board
The consumer advisory board (CAB) was created to provide input from our clientele regarding the design and delivery of our care services. The CAB provides guidance on policy and programmatic issues affecting the lives of our clients. If you are interested in more information on CAB membership call (509)324-1542.
HIV/AIDS Case Management Services
SRHD HIV/AIDS case managers help those with HIV through the many challenges they may face in managing the disease. They help clients identify their strengths and areas of need, guiding them through, what is often, a maze of applications and referrals. Case managers assist clients with prescription drug coverage, housing, mental health care, and substance use issues. They help coordinate services, advocate for clients, and provide emotional support as needed.
HSASP Substance Abuse Program Services
The Hepatitis AIDS Substance Abuse Program (HASAP) offers assessment, individual and group counseling, and referral to inpatient/outpatient chemical dependency treatment and other referral services.
Communicable Disease Epidemiology for Healthcare Providers
Working with providers on the incidence, distribution, and possible control of diseases, illnesses and other factors relating to health.