Taking the step to seek out this information is crucial, and we encourage you to act on it. We are here to support you, and you are not alone.
Enroll in HIV care services
We recommend connecting with a case manager who can help you find an HIV doctor and other support services to manage your diagnosis. All services are free, confidential, and voluntary, although some service providers may have eligibility guidelines.
Project ARK/WashU Medicine Care Services
Phone: 314-565-4354
This confidential line is for anyone living with HIV in the St. Louis region who wants resources and is interested in receiving medical care at one of the Project ARK/Washington University clinics.
St. Louis Regional Care Services (other health care providers)
Phone: 314-356-0200
This confidential line is for anyone living with HIV in the St. Louis region who wants resources but has not yet decided where to receive medical care.
Online resources
CDC: Living with HIV
Centers for Disease Control
Recommendations and resources provided by the Centers for Disease Control.
Greater Than
Greater Than, a KFF campaign, focuses on HIV, STDs, and key health issues in the U.S. It collaborates with health departments and community partners to provide localized information on testing, prevention and treatment. Utilizing a public-private partnership model, KFF extends resources in high-need areas and offers significant support.
HIV.gov
HIV.gov aims to provide timely and relevant information about the wide range of federal HIV programs and resources across the U.S. government. Its objectives include increasing knowledge about HIV and improving access to HIV services for people living with or at risk for the disease. Guided by the Federal HIV/AIDS Web Council, a cross-agency planning group, and a strategic communications plan, HIV.gov ensures that its activities are well-coordinated and effective in addressing the needs of the HIV community.
POZ
POZ is a respected print and online brand established in 1994, dedicated to providing information for people living with and affected by HIV/AIDS. Known for its editorial excellence, POZ offers daily news, treatment updates, personal stories, investigative articles, videos, blogs, and an online social network with POZ Personals and community forums. It is regarded by its readers as a trustworthy source of information about HIV/AIDS.
Real Health
Real Health, launched in 2004, is the top health magazine for African Americans in the United States. It aims to help African Americans achieve optimal physical, mental, and emotional wellness through well-researched stories that educate, entertain, uplift, and motivate. Published quarterly and distributed nationally through doctors’ offices, health clinics, and community-based organizations, Real Health provides current and accurate information based on the latest science.
TheBody
TheBody, established in 1995, is a highly respected resource dedicated to providing vital information, news, support, and personal perspectives related to HIV. It aims to educate the public and serve the HIV community by delivering clear information about the HIV epidemic, sharing personal stories, partnering with experts and organizations, and combating stigma and discrimination. TheBody is recognized as a trusted source and a powerful platform for supporting individuals living with, affected by, and concerned about HIV/AIDS.