HIV Case Management Services

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What are HIV case management services?

Am I eligible?

How do I apply?

What are HIV case management services?

HIV case management services help HIV-positive Massachusetts residents find primary medical care, peer support, nutrition services, mental health services, substance use services, legal assistance, and other needed services. Case managers also help clients access those services by providing assistance with transportation and child care.

Am I eligible?

You are eligible for HIV case management services if you are HIV-positive and live in Massachusetts. You must have proof of your HIV status.

How do I apply?

You can get free HIV/AIDS case management services at agencies located in cities and towns throughout Massachusetts. To apply for services, call the agency to set up an appointment.

To find an agency near you:

• Call the AIDS Action Committee (AAC) statewide HIV/AIDS hotline:

  HIV/AIDS hotline: 800-235-2331 (TTY: 617-437-1672)
  Hotline web site: AAC Hotlines

  OR

• Use the HIV/AIDS Service and Resource Guide from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH):

  HIV/AIDS Service and Resource Guide (PDF)

  For case management services:

  1. Click on "Non-Medical Support Services for Persons Living with HIV/AIDS" in the Contents section;
     or use your browser's Find tool (Ctrl-F) to search for Case Management
  2. Find your region: Greater Boston, Central, Northeast, Southeast, or Western
  3. Call any agency in your region that includes Case Management in its list of services

  For more information, call the DPH Office of HIV/AIDS at 617-624-5300 (TTY: 617-624-5387)

HIV Case Management section last updated on 1/24/10