Health Intervention Specialist will link individuals to an HIV Linkage Specialist for treatment. The Health Intervention Specialist will also provide health information, education, referrals, risk reduction interventions, condom distribution, and STD awareness, testing, and treatment.
Case managers work with clients to assist in the coordination of medical and social services, provide linkage to other area human service agencies, and help in the organization of a care plan.
Our role is to assist our clients with navigation through complex medical and social systems to access needed resources.
Emphasis is placed on improving individual quality of life and supporting client-centered decision making.
Case managers strive to provide current information and consistent support to the client, their partners and loved ones. Case Management services include:
- Education and information about HIV and transmission
- Assistance with applying for Social Security, disability, Medicaid and food stamps; and safe & permanent housing.
- Referrals for medical and dental/oral care and treatment.
- Referrals for legal assistance for advanced directives and wills
- Emergency housing and utility financial assistance for eligible persons
Ryan White and Prevention testing programs
Location: 208 W. Euclid Ave.
(PH): 210-212-2266
(FAX): 210-271-3600
San Antonio, Texas 78212
COSA and Prevention testing programs
Location: 618 Hudson Street
(PH): 210-276-0129
(FAX): 210-255-1918
San Antonio, Texas 78202
Your Choice Clinic and Prevention testing programs
Location: 2207 S. Zarzamora
(PH): 210-568-7868
(FAX): 210-368-2100
San Antonio, Texas 78207
[email protected]
San Antonio Care Center
230 E. Fredericksburg Rd.
San Antonio, Texas 78212
Phone 210-212-2271
Fax 210-253-9932
Free condoms available at all locations.
Prevention services like testing, support groups and evidence-based interventions are supported and funded by the Center for Disease Control and the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
Case Management services are supported and partially funded by the City of San Antonio, Department of Human Services.
BEAT AIDS supports Achieving Together: A Community Plan to End the HIV Epidemic in Texas
