The Adaptability of Anti-Retroviral Treatment and Access of Services (ARTAS) for Re-engagement into HIV Care

This presentation will examine the adaptability of the ARTAS model for engagement and re-engagement into HIV care. Populations studied include individuals with no medical visit for more than 180 days and those with a detectable viral load at the time of enrollment. Programs can successfully tailor this model to improve their retention measures.

Learning Objectives

1. Apply the tenets of the ARTAS intervention and tailor the model to meet the needs of diverse populations and fill program gaps.
2. Leverage program income, prevention funds, or Part B case management funds to implement ARTAS.
3. Define the tools needed to drill-down the data to identify and re-engage clients and to determine the efficacy of this model.