Ryan White Part D Back to Care – BEAT AIDS

Ryan White Part D Back to Care

Our role is to set clients up with a doctor’s appointment and accompany them to their initial appointment, and further appointments if necessary.

Getting a client into treatment with a Doctor upon diagnosis is of the utmost importance and often, clients do not know how to navigate a system that requires a lot out of them. Our role is to set clients up with a doctor’s appointment and accompany them to their initial appointment, and further appointments if necessary.

In many instances, once a client has been linked to medical care, they do well to keep up with appointments on their own. Others need a little more help. In the Ryan White Part D Program, We follow clients for as long as 6 months.

Eligible members of the Part D program are either newly HIV+ diagnosed needing to be linked to doctor’s care for the first time, or people who have not seen a doctor in at least 6 months and wish to get Back to Care.

Youth (male and female) between the ages of 13-24
Women 25 years old and over
Transgendered persons (male to female, or female to male), any age.

Anyone matching these requirements with a diagnosis

of HIV+, please call Sylvia Delossantos for assistance

at 210.212.2266 (office) or 210.275.4071 (cell).

You may also write to sdelossantos@beataids.org

to receive assistance.

CONTACT US

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
contact@aids.gov

San Antonio Care Center – Five Points
230 E. Fredericksburg Rd.
San Antonio, Texas 78212
Phone 210-212-2271
Fax 210-253-9932

Free condoms available at all locations.

PREVENTION, SUBSTANCE ABUSE & MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES SPONSORED BY:

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 SPONSORED BY

Case Management services are supported and partially funded by the City of San Antonio, Department of Human Services.

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BEAT AIDS supports Achieving Together: A Community Plan to End the HIV Epidemic in Texas

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