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HIV Services Program

Enrollment into the HIV Services Program provides the essential care and support for our New Mexicans Living with HIV. Access to treatment and medical care enables our New Mexicans Living with HIV to live their lives fully and healthily. HIV treatment is a lifelong commitment to prevent serious complications related to HIV. With time and support from the network that cares for you, the New Mexico HIV Services Network is here to help.

The HIV Services Program provides funding to our New Mexico HIV Services Network primarily through the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program and other funding sources to offer HIV medical care, treatment and social support to our New Mexicans Living with HIV. Our goal is ensure you gain optimal health through viral suppression and enhancing your life through other support systems.

The HIV Services Network has five local community organizations that are committed to provide you with exceptional case management and medical care. Through these agencies we are able to provide linkage to care easily and quickly. Our HIV Case Managers are here to help you navigate your way to a healthier you.

Having issues finding an HIV medical provider, or not sure where to start to get your HIV medication- ask one of our Network providers or contact our Linkage-to-Care Coordinator to get you started.

If you choose not enroll with our services, no problem, our Linkage-To-Care Coordinator can still help you find a provider to meet your needs. Or you can view our NMHIVGuide site to find a medical provider near you.


HIV Services Network

Our HIV Services Network is a collective of service providers across the state. To ensure all areas of New Mexico have a accessible care, we have a service provider in each of our five public health regions. These agencies deliver exceptional service to our New Mexicans Living With HIV.

Accessing care and services can sometimes be overwhelming. With help from our HIV Case Management team they are able to get you the access you need. HIV Case Managers can help with medical appointments, medication accessibility and other social services.

Northwest Region HIV Case Management

Northeast Region HIV Case Management

Metro Region HIV Case Management

Southeast Region HIV Case Management

Southwest Region HIV Case Management


What You Need to Enroll

You will need to provide the following to your chosen agency to begin the enrollment process:

  1. Proof of HIV positivity
  2. Proof of New Mexico residency
  3. Household Income- at or below 500% of the Federal Poverty Level
  4. Medical Insurance Documentation

Additional information may be requested by the HIV Case Manager so please call ahead to ensure you have everything you need to get started.


After Enrollment

Once enrolled your case manager will assess and determine the available services needed for you. Here are some of the services available (some locations may be limited):

  • Medical Case Management, including Treatment Adherence Services
  • Non-Medical Case Management Services
  • Outpatient/Ambulatory Health Services
  • Health Insurance Premium and Cost-Sharing Assistance for Low-Income Individuals
  • HIV Medication Assistance
  • Oral Health Care
  • Food Bank/Home Delivered Meals
  • Emergency Financial Services
  • Others...

If you find you may not need our services, or are not eligible for our program, but have other HIV related questions or need help finding a local provider- no problem. Give us a call, text or email and we can help you get linked to what you need.

Client Choice

As a client of our HIV Services Network, you have the choice to select your case management agency and who your medical providers are. We want to ensure you are able to get essential services from the providers you feel most comfortable and supported with.

We are here for you- your Optimal Health Navigators.


Who We Are

The New Mexico HIV Services Program receives funding from the federal Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program Part B, and other funding sources to provide life enhancing services to New Mexicans Living with HIV. We fund and monitor our HIV Services Network to ensure all our five public health regions receive exceptional HIV Services.