HIV Treatment Innovation Module 6: Applying HIV Treatment Individualization in Patient Case Scenarios
October 7, 2026This module offers comprehensive patient cases that require learners to apply knowledge from Modules 1-5 in case-based scenarios.
HIV Treatment Innovation Module 5: Management of Treatment-Experienced Patients with HIV Drug Resistance
This module provides information on the latest strategies for managing treatment of patients with HIV drug resistance.
HIV Treatment Innovation Module 3: A Focus on Aging and Long-Term Survivors
This module provides considerations for managing HIV care among older adults and long-term HIV survivors.
HIV Treatment Innovation Module 2: Management of Common Comorbidities for People Living with HIV
This module provides considerations for managing and preventing common comorbidities, co-infections and opportunistic infections among PWH.
HIV Treatment Innovation Module 1: Innovations in Antiretroviral Therapies to Optimize HIV Treatment
This module provides an update on recommended and investigational ARV therapies for optimal HIV care and treatment in HIV care, primary care, and general medicine.
The Strong Black Woman Myth: Reclaiming Rest, Healing, and Support
October 5, 2026OCTOBER 20, 2026 — This webinar explores the mental health experiences of Black women through both clinical and community-centered perspectives, highlighting the connections between emotional well-being, HIV education, and prevention. Participants will learn about common mental health challenges, the impact of stress and trauma, and how these experiences can influence sexual health decisions and engagement with HIV prevention services.
Navigating Patients to Same-Day PrEP
OCTOBER 28, 2026 | This 60-minute webinar equips clinicians and allied health professionals with practical strategies for navigating their patients to same-day or rapid-start PrEP in their practices. Participants will explore how meeting patients where they are—by offering PrEP initiation at the point of care—reduces barriers to HIV prevention and improves uptake.
Integrated Care Strategies for Aging, HIV, and Substance Use
This training examines substance use among older adults with HIV and explores how age-related physiological changes influence drug metabolism, medication interactions, and overdose risk. Participants will learn to recognize common signs of substance use in older adults, apply evidence-informed drug user health strategies that support healthy aging, and identify practical opportunities to engage aging clients in care using compassionate and person-centered care.
A Team-Based Approach to Healthy Aging with HIV
September 15, 2026As the population of older adults living with HIV continues to grow, coordinated, multidisciplinary care is increasingly important to address the complex medical, behavioral, and social needs of this population. This webinar will explore strategies for integrating healthcare providers, case managers, behavioral health professionals, pharmacists, peer navigators, and community-based organizations to deliver comprehensive, person-centered care.
Drug Affordability in Practice: Who Saves, Who Pays, and What Happens to Access?
September 4, 2026Join HealthHIV and its partners—AiArthritis, the Partnership to Improve Patient Care (PIPC), the Partnership for Safe Medicines, and the Rare Access Action Project (RAAP)—for a live webinar that will examine where savings are anticipated to occur, who likely benefits, and how payment decisions can impact: coverage, reimbursement, benefit design, provider and pharmacy practices, patient assistance programs, and out-of-pocket costs.
LGBTQ Equity in HIV Prevention and Treatment Certificate for Social Workers
August 24, 2026The LGBTQ Health Equity Series is a comprehensive eight-module certificate program designed to strengthen healthcare professionals’ knowledge, skills, and practices in providing affirming, equitable, and culturally responsive HIV prevention and care to LGBTQ individuals. Across the series, participants will explore the social, structural, behavioral, and clinical factors shaping HIV disparities among LGBTQ populations, and gain practical strategies for delivering patient-centered care across diverse communities and care settings.
Advancing LGBTQ HIV Health Equity in the Long-Acting Injectable Era
This educational activity examines how long-acting injectable options for HIV prevention and treatment can be implemented to advance health equity among LGBTQ communities. Participants will review current HIV disparities, available long-acting injectable therapies, and clinical considerations for matching prevention and treatment options to individual patient needs and preferences.
