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Case management

Contact the AIDS Foundation of Chicago at 312-690-8860 to request case management services. One of AFC's program staff will refer you to an agency in your area that will provide you with a case manager who can help you get the services you need.

Please note: Due to confidentiality, only the person seeking services can enroll as a client in the case management system. Family members, friends or social workers cannot enroll someone else for services without formal verbal or written consent.

Case managers help people living with HIV obtain:

  • Medical and home health care
  • Dental services
  • Assistance enrolling into medication assistance programs
  • Assistance processing the payment of HIV related medical out of pocket costs for eligible client
  • Substance abuse and mental health treatments
  • Legal services
  • Access to food pantries
  • Public benefits
  • Housing options
  • Other support programs
  • Additional services through special programs

Learn more about AFC's case management program here.

Corrections case management

AFC and 10 other statewide organizations coordinate a system of services for detainees living with HIV as they are released from incarceration. These individuals receive primary medical care, housing, substance abuse services and/or mental health services.

To connect to the corrections case management program, or to learn more, contact Donnise Gaffeney at 866-628-6678.

Learn more about AFC's corrections case management program here.