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Case Management Services

Helping You Navigate Your Care

At UAF Legacy Health we understand accessing care and understanding the services available to you can be a confusing and overwhelming process. Our case management services are available, free of charge, to anyone living with HIV  in the state of Utah.

This Means a UAF Legacy Health Case Manager can help you with:

  • Accessing HIV care
  • Transportation
  • Housing
  • Mental health services
  • Support groups
  • Food and meal services
  • Benefits advocacy
  • Financial assistance
  • And more

HIV Positive Men’s Support Group

HIV Positive Men’s Support Group is designed to help men share concerns about living with HIV/AIDS, meet others who empathize with each other, and learn how to talk to family and loved ones about difficult issues. The group is held every Wednesday evening from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm at UAF Legacy Health (schedule subject to change). This is an open group; client space is available. If you have questions, please call.

Support For The Newly Diagnosed

Being newly diagnosed with HIV can be a very difficult and frightening revelation. It is important for you to know that there are many services available to make HIV a very manageable illness. With the proper knowledge and care, you can manage your HIV infection safely and successfully, allowing you to live a very long and healthy life.  A UAF Legacy Health case manager can help you find the best resources that are available to you.

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Meet Our Case Management Experts

If you, or members of your family, are living with HIV and need help planning, coordinating, or accessing any of the services available to you throughout the state of Utah, a UAF case manager can help. Understanding all the different programs and types of assistance can be confusing and difficult. Our case managers are here to help you sort through it all and get the services to help you manage an HIV infection.