When a client comes to PASO with an HIV diagnosis, a Case Manager is assigned. This is an important source of comfort. The Case Manager will answer the client’s questions and provide support services.

•  Client Services

•  Case Management

• Physician Referrals

• Medication Assistance

• Nutritional Food Pantry

• Preventative Dental Services

• Eye Care and Glasses

• Emergency Rental and Utility Assistance

• Transportation

• Support Groups

• Individual Mental Health Care Counseling

• Spiritual Counseling

• Hospital Visits

By guiding you through the broad range of community services available, your Case Manager will HELP YOU HELP YOURSELF.

With the Case Manager’s guidance, clients are able to take charge, make decisions, and actively participate in care and treatment. THAT’S IMPORTANT!

The Case Manager is an advocate, assisting the client and loved ones as they deal with issues that often seem overwhelming. The Case Manager will provide accurate information to help…

• Understand how HIV affects the body.

• Understand current medical and health treatments for HIV.

• Dispel myths and fears about HIV and AIDS.

• Cope with the reactions and attitudes of others.