All People Living with HIV

This page is a new, on-line resource for quality COVID-19 treatment information. It was developed by David Spach, MD and Gretchen Snoeyenbos, MD at the University of Washington. It provides a compendium of clinical resources, including summary data, information on on-going clinical trials, and permission-free teaching slide-decks. The site went live today. Visit the website to learn more. Read more...

In the midst of Community Center closures and social distancing, we know that finding a sense of community and staying active can be difficult. In an attempt to mitigate these feelings of isolation, please check the Seattle Lifelong Recreation Facebook page for daily links to virtual field trips, fitness videos, and information on how to stay active, safe, and healthy! Read more...

It’s important to communicate relevant and factual information as quickly as it can be confirmed. As we’ve been doing for more than 25 years for the HIV community, we are here to help and provide the resources you need to respond to the outbreak. This website has all of the latest information about HIV and the coronavirus Read more...

There are many resources about coronavirus disease (COVID-19) from agencies across the federal government for people with HIV and the health care providers and service organizations who work with them. Below are some key resources you may find helpful. Information is regularly being updated as we learn more in this evolving situation. Read more...

NMAC wants to ensure that our constituents have access to the latest information on COVID-19 and what NMAC is doing in response to the pandemic. Information will be updated as it is received. Read more...

During a special session of the Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections on March 10, John Brooks, MD, of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said that the risk of COVID-19 is likely greater for HIV-positive people who have a low CD4 count or do not have full viral suppression on antiretroviral. Nonetheless, given how much remains unknown, he Read more...

The top health concern around the world right now is COVID-19, the disease caused by a new strain of coronavirus known as SARS-CoV-2. Moreover, while there is a lot of general information out there, very little of it is geared toward people who might be immunosuppressed, including people living with HIV. To help those who might be seeking information and Read more...

Positively Aware and TPAN are committed to keeping our community and staff safe. Our main concern is that everyone, particularly people living with HIV, takes the necessary precautions to protect themselves and their loved ones. Following is some general information and a list of resources that we have compiled from multiple sources that we hope you will find useful. Check Read more...

Although the risk of serious illness from COVID-19 for people with HIV is not known, people with HIV may have concerns and questions related to their risk. This is an emerging, rapidly evolving situation and CDC will provide updated information as it becomes available. Read more...

This interim guidance reviews special considerations for persons with HIV and their health care providers in the United States regarding COVID-19. Information and data on COVID-19 are rapidly evolving. This guidance includes general information to consider. Clinicians should refer to updated sources for more specific recommendations regarding COVID-19. Read more...