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Need help picking the right HIV Navigation support? Contact Midori Hiyagon: (415) 487-5520, Midori.Hiyagon@sfdph.org

Direct updates: Andy Scheer, LCSW at SF City Clinic (Andy.Scheer@sfdph.org) | UPDATED: 8/28/2020

Side A navigation services help connect people to ANY clinic or provider in San Francisco.

NAVIGATION PROGRAM HIV+ CLIENT FOCUS HEALTHCARE ACCEPTED NOTES

LINCS Navigation

City Clinic, 356 7th St.

Drop in or call

Midori Hiyagon

(415) 487-5520

All HIV+ people, especially:

• Gay & Bi Men

• Transgender & Gender

non-conforming

• Women

• Clients w/complex needs

• No insurance

restrictions

• Can help establish

health care coverage

• Se habla Español

• HIV Care Navigation and

linkage to PrEP & PEP

prescription and navigation

services at SF City Clinic are

also available

SF AIDS Foundation

1035 Market St.

470 Castro St. (@ 18th)

assist4hiv@sfaf.org

(415) 602-9676 or

(415) 487-3000

ask for Health Navigation

All HIV+ people, especially:

• Gay & Bi Men

• Substance Users

• Transgender & Gender

non-conforming

• HIV & Hep C co-infected

• Undocumented

• No insurance

restrictions

• Can help establish

health care coverage

and enroll in ADAP

and Patient

Assistance Programs

• Se habla Español

• Short- & long-term case

management available

• PrEP & PEP prescription and

navigation available

Glide

330 Ellis St. (@ Jones)

Daniela Wotke

(415) 674-6179

All HIV+ people, especially:

• Currently Unhoused

• Substance Users

• HIV & Hep C co-infected

• Transgender & Gender

non-conforming

• No insurance

restrictions

• Can help establish

health care coverage

• Can link HIV- partners to PrEP

• Syringe access; HIV & Hep C

testing

• Pre-booking, forensic

diversion program services

Shanti

730 Polk St. (@ Ellis)

Jordan Akerly

(415) 271-0279

All HIV+ people, especially:

• Women

• Substance Users

• HIV & Hep C co-infected

• No insurance

restrictions

• Can help establish

health care coverage

• Emotional & practical

support provided

• Hep C mono-infected served

• Narcan distribution site

St. James Infirmary

730 Polk St. (@ Ellis)

Ask for the Care Navigator

(415) 554-8494

• Current & Former

sex workers

• Substance Users

• Transgender & Gender

non-conforming

• No insurance

restrictions

• Can help establish

health care coverage

• Short & Long-term case

management available

• No HIV primary care on site

• Sex Workers clinic:

Wednesdays, 5:30-9 PM

• Transgender clinic:

Thursdays, 1-4 PM

Additional Resources: These are not Navigation programs, but can connect patients to care.

• Early CARE Clinic: Rapid Entry & Re-entry into care for out of care clients.

SF City Clinic, 356 7th St. ǀ Andy Scheer, LCSW (415) 487-5511

• PHAST Program: Rapid Entry/Re-entry into care. Ward 86 @ Zuckerberg SF General, 995 Potrero Ave.

Sandra Torres (415) 206-2419 ǀ Miguel Ibarra, MPH, MSWI (415) 206-2411 ǀ Lizzy Lynch, RN (415) 206-2458

• HIV Integrated Services (via Jail Health): Case management for people in or just out of jail.

Irma Parada (415) 581-3141

SF HIV NAVIGATION OPTIONS

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Need help picking the right HIV Navigation support? Contact Midori Hiyagon: (415) 487-5520, Midori.Hiyagon@sfdph.org

Direct updates: Andy Scheer, LCSW at SF City Clinic (Andy.Scheer@sfdph.org) | UPDATED: 8/28/2020

Side B navigation services help connect people to SPECIFIC clinics or providers in San Francisco.

AGENCIES & NAVIGATORS HIV+ CLIENT FOCUS HEALTHCARE ACCEPTED NOTES

LINCS Navigation @

Ward 86

City Clinic, 356 7th St.

Drop in or call

Midori Hiyagon (415) 487-5520

All HIV+ people, especially:

• Gay & Bi Men

• Transgender & Gender

non-conforming

• Women

• Patients with: Medi-Cal,

Medicare, or Healthy SF

• Can help establish health

care coverage

• Se habla Español

• PrEP & PEP prescription

and navigation services

available

TACE @ SF Community

Health Center

730 Polk St. (@ Ellis)

(415) 292-3420

Ask for the HIV Navigator

All HIV+ people, especially:

• Transgender & Gender

non-conforming

• Homeless clients

• Patients must have:

Medi-Cal, Medicare,

or Healthy SF

• Can help establish health

care coverage

• Short & Long-term case

management available

with case managers & peer

navigators

• OK to drop-in to start care:

Mon to Fri, 9-noon

• TransAccess drop-in:

Thursdays, 9-noon

Clínica Esperanza

Mission Neighborhood

Health Center

240 Shotwell St. (@ 16th)

Robert Maldonado

(415) 552-1013 x2234

All HIV+ people, especially:

• Latino community

• Mono-lingual Spanish- speakers

• Patients with: Medi-Cal,

Medicare, Covered CA, or

Healthy SF

• Some private insurance

plans accepted

• Can help establish health

care coverage

• Se habla Español

• PrEP & PEP prescription

and navigation services

available

UCSF 360 Wellness Center

350 Parnassus Ave., Ste 908

Women’s HIV Program

Beth Chiarelli (415) 353-2417

General HIV Clinic

Andrew Abundiz

(415) 353-3496

All HIV+ people, especially:

• Gay & Bi Men

• Men of Color

• Transgender & Gender

non-conforming

• Women

• Clients w/complex needs

• Patients with: Medi-Cal,

Medicare or Covered CA

• Many private insurance

plans accepted

• Can help establish health

care coverage

• PrEP & PEP prescription

and navigation available

• Specialty clinics: Men of

Color, 50+ silver project,

Transgender women /

women

Southeast Health Center

2401 Keith St.

Gwen Smith

(415) 671-7057

All HIV+ people, especially:

• Post-incarceration

clients

• Current SE Health

Center clients

• Patients must have:

Medi-Cal, Medicare, or

Healthy SF

• Can help establish health

care coverage

• Short- & long-term case

management available

• Medication adherence

counseling and mental

health therapy available

What is HIV Navigation?

HIV Navigation is a service to assist out-of-care, HIV+ clients re/connect with HIV care and treatment. Navigators can

help clients access insurance, benefits, and other support services based on their individual needs. They usually offer

mobile services in the community for a limited period of time.

Who is considered “Out-of-care” for HIV?

• No visits with an HIV medical provider in the past 6 months and/or no appointments scheduled

• Not taking HIV meds (ART) or taking them inconsistently

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