HealthHIV State of Aging with HIV™ Fourth Annual National Survey
HealthHIV’s Fourth Annual State of Aging with HIV™ National Survey examines crucial issues facing long-term survivors and adults aging with HIV. For the first time, this survey has two population focuses—one that reached the PAWH community and one that reached the workforce that provides health and human services to the population. The survey data was collected between August and September 2024 and included responses from 907 participants.
In coordination with HealthHIV’s Pozitively Aging program, the survey is dedicated to improving access to services and care coordination for People with HIV. Findings from this survey will be used in the creation of vital education and training materials for the HIV care workforce and will inform advocacy and research priorities for the coming year surrounding those aging with HIV.
What is the State of Aging with HIV?
Are you a person aging with HIV or part of the healthcare workforce caring for people aging with HIV? Then you know that as people with HIV age, they often face unique challenges—from managing long-term complications of HIV to coordinating complex healthcare needs.
To enhance care coordination and address the clinical and social challenges associated with aging with HIV, HealthHIV has launched the Fifth Annual State of Aging with HIV™ National Survey. This survey seeks perspectives on aging with HIV from people in one or both of the following groups:
- People aging with HIV—particularly those who have been living with HIV for 15 years or more (including long-term and lifetime survivors), and adults aged 50 and older, with a specific focus on those aged 65 and above.
- Healthcare providers working with the HIV and aging community.
Your input will directly shape the future of HIV care and HealthHIV’s Pozitively Aging program.
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