H U ARLEM NITED C AIDS C OMMUNITY ENTER 2014 P G ROGRAM UIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS ADHCs ADULT DAY HEALTH CARE (ADHC) EAST - EL FARO ............................................................................................................... 5 ADULT DAY HEALTH CARE (ADHC) WEST ............................................................................................................................. 6 HEALTH SERVICES DENTAL CLINIC .................................................................................................................................................................... 8 MOBILE HEALTH PROGRAM................................................................................................................................................. 9 PRIMARY CARE .................................................................................................................................................................. 11 HOUSING FOUNDATION HOUSE EAST ............................................................................................................................................... 13 FOUNDATION HOUSE NORTH (FHN) & FOUNDATION HOUSE SOUTH (FHS) ....................................................................... 14 FOUNDATION HOUSE WEST (FHW) .................................................................................................................................... 15 HRA SCATTER-SITE HOUSING ............................................................................................................................................. 16 HUD HOUSING – SCATTER-SITE TRANSITIONAL (FROST’D) ................................................................................................. 17 HUD HOUSING – SUPPORTIVE HOUSING FOR WOMEN & CHILDREN ................................................................................. 18 NYNY III HOUSING ............................................................................................................................................................. 19 TRANSITIONAL HOUSING ................................................................................................................................................... 20 WOMEN’S HOUSING .......................................................................................................................................................... 21 PREVENTION ACCESS TO CARE (ATC) & SUPPORT SERVICES .................................................................................................................... 23 FROST’D @ HARLEM UNITED ............................................................................................................................................. 24 RECOVERY SUPPORT SERVICES ............................................................................................................................................... 27 RYAN WHITE MENTAL HEALTH .............................................................................................................................................. 28 SYRINGE EXCHANGE PROGRAM (SEP) ..................................................................................................................................... 29 HELPING OUR MEMBERS EVOLVE (HOME) ........................................................................................................................ 30 OUTREACH SERVICES ......................................................................................................................................................... 31 2 | P age Updated 1/15/14 PREVENTION (CON'T) TESTING SERVICES ............................................................................................................................................................. 32 TESTING SERVICES: YMSM TESTING SERVICES ................................................................................................................... 33 TESTING SERVICES: UPTOWN HEALTH LINK ....................................................................................................................... 34 TESTING SERVICES: WOMEN SERVICES .............................................................................................................................. 35 SUPPORTIVE SERVICES BUILDING BRIDGES ............................................................................................................................................................ 37 FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICES ...................................................................................................................................... 38 HEALTH HOME ................................................................................................................................................................... 39 HOUSING RETENTION AND OTHER SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES ................................................................................ 40 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION ................................................................................................................................................. 41 3 | P age Updated 1/15/14 H U ARLEM NITED C AIDS C OMMUNITY ENTER ADHC S 4 | P age Updated 1/15/14 ADULT DAY HEALTH CARE (ADHC) EAST - EL FARO 179 E. 116th Street, Between Lexington & 3rd Avenues Monday through Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, Saturday 8:00 am to 1:00pm, Sunday 8:00 am to 1:00pm For more information, please contact Silvia Estrada at (212) 987-3707 x2007 or [email protected] El Faro is a multi-service programs designed to enable people living with HIV/AIDS to live healthier, longer, more independent lives. We address clients’ issues within a community that is responsive and caring and thus postpones or obviates the need for long-term hospitalization or residential health care. The goals of the ADHCs include the elimination of barriers to care, improvement in treatment adherence, and reduced hospitalizations. Our team strives to provide sensitive, compassionate, integrated care in a professional atmosphere. The AHDCs provide a community for traditionally marginalized individuals with minimal bio psychosocial supports outside of the ADHC Programs. The Adult Day Health Care model is premised on the hypothesis that it can level the playing field and render HIV treatment for our clients as effectively as treatment delivered to the general population. This is achieved by keeping our clients as healthy as possible while they are living in independent settings. Eligibility Criteria: Persons living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) Proof (documentation) of HIV+ and referral from medical provider Medicaid eligible Must be 18 years of age or older Services Provided: A bilingual program available to members that are Spanish speaking HIV general medical services Nursing services Sick call visits Case management services Art therapy Support groups Food and nutrition services Social services (housing, legal, family support, etc.) Counseling for HIV risk reduction Directly observed therapy program (DOT) for greater adherence assistance Harm reduction services Referrals for dental services and sub-specialty care including GYN care Mental health and psychiatric services Pastoral counseling for any client requesting such services 5 | P age Updated 1/15/14 ADULT DAY HEALTH CARE (ADHC) WEST Willis Green Jr. Health Center (West Side) 123-125 W. 124th Street Open to clients Monday through Friday 8:00 am to 3:00 pm -- Staff hours extend to 5:00 pm Monday through Friday, Saturday 8:00 am to 2:30 pm, Sunday 8:00 am to 1:00 pm For more information, please contact Michael Rustin at (212) 531-1300 x3419 or [email protected] Adult Day Health Care West is a multi-service program designed to enable people living with HIV/AIDS to live healthier, longer, more independent lives. We address clients’ issues within a community that is responsive and caring and thus postpones or obviates the need for long-term hospitalization or residential health care. The goals of the ADHCs include the elimination of barriers to care, improvement in treatment adherence, and reduced hospitalizations. Our team strives to provide sensitive, compassionate, integrated care in a professional atmosphere. The AHDCs provide a community for traditionally marginalized individuals with minimal bio psychosocial supports outside of the ADHC Programs. The Adult Day Health Care model is premised on the hypothesis that it can level the playing field and render HIV treatment for our clients as effectively as treatment delivered to the general population. This is achieved by keeping our clients as healthy as possible while they are living in independent settings. Eligibility Criteria: Persons living with HIV/AIDS status Proof (documentation) of HIV+ and referral from medical provider Medicaid eligible Must be 18 years of age or older Services Provided: HIV general medical services Nursing services Sick call visits Case management services Food and nutrition services Art therapy Social services (housing, legal, family support, etc.) Counseling for HIV risk reduction Directly observed therapy program (DOT) for greater adherence assistance Harm reduction services Referrals for dental services and sub-specialty care including GYN care Mental health and psychiatric services Pastoral counseling for any client requesting such services 6 | P age Updated 1/15/14 H U ARLEM NITED C AIDS C OMMUNITY ENTER H S EALTH ERVICES 7 | P age Updated 1/15/14 DENTAL CLINIC Willis Green Jr. Health Center (West Side) 123-125 W. 124th Street, 2nd Floor Monday , Wednesday and Thursday from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm Tuesday, and Friday from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Saturdays 9:00 am to 2:00 pm For more information, please contact Sharon Gould at (212)531-1300 x 3442 or [email protected] Our dental clinic was created in response to our clients’ need for quality dental care. (Good dental care is key to maintaining the health of people with HIV/AIDS.) Our clients requested a full-service dental clinic that was easy to access for historically underserved and special needs population. In August 2003, through a partnership with Columbia University, Harlem United opened a state-of-the-art dental facility which offers a variety of comprehensive services. Eligibility Criteria: Clients must be18 years or older ADAP and Some Medicaid managed care plans are not accepted. Clients and/or staff should call to inquire o Aetna Dental HMO & PPO o Careington Dental (for HIP VIP/Prime & MetLife’s PDPPLUS) o DentaQuest (under Fidelis & Health First) o HealthPlex (under Amida Care, Affinity, HP/Amerigroup, HIP, Metro Plus, VNSNY/Select Health & Wellcare) o UHC-Dental (under Community Plan & UHC) Sliding fee scale is available for clients without insurance. The staff can assist clients in obtaining eligibility, if entitled. Services Provided: Diagnostic X-rays and exams Preventive care (cleanings and oral hygiene instruction) Emergency care (treatment of acute pain and swelling) Restorations (fillings) Endodontics (root canals utilizing newest techniques) Prosthodontics (fixed and removable dentures) Periodontics (gum treatment) Oral surgery (extractions) Referrals to outside specialists for complex surgical procedures 8 | P age Updated 1/15/14 MOBILE HEALTH PROGRAM PLEASE CALL AHEAD AS OUR SITES & TIMES CAN CHANGE DUE TO WEATHER AND OTHER EMEREGNCIES Monday: MEDICAL: 22ND Street & Surf Ave, Coney Island // DENTAL: East Tremont Ave & 3rd Ave, Bronx Wednesday: MEDICAL: Jerome Ave and East Tremont Ave, Bronx // DENTAL: 22ND Street & Surf Ave, Coney Island Thursday: MEDICAL: Classon Ave and Fulton Street, Bed Sty, Brooklyn // DENTAL: Jerome Ave and East Tremont Ave, Bronx Friday: MEDICAL: 156th & Tinton Ave, Bronx// DENTAL: Classon Ave and Fulton Street, Bed Sty, Brooklyn For further assistance or more information, please contact Emma Roberts at (212) 803-2850 x2386 or (646) 387-9522 or [email protected] Harlem United provides comprehensive, quality Primary Care & Dental services to our most vulnerable populations at sites in Brooklyn and the South Bronx. Our patients often have multiple diagnoses such as HIV, mental illness, substance use and chronic illnesses such as Hepatitis C and Hypertension. Our team strives to provide sensitive, compassionate, integrated care in a professional atmosphere at the sites listed above. This particularly assists clients who have difficulty traveling to our Harlem clinics. Eligibility Criteria: HIV positive or negative, 18 years and over Homeless or instable housed Undocumented / Documented Insured or Uninsured Some Medicaid managed care plans not accepted. Below is a current list of those accepted. Clients and/or staff can call to inquire. Primary Care Accepted Insurances: Aetna Affinity Health Plan Amida Care (Vita Care) Beacon Health Strategies, LLC (For all Behavioral Health under Affinity, Amida Care and Neighborhood) Community Health (AmeriChoice by UHC) Fidelis Care of NY Health First HP/AMERIGROUP (formally Health Plus) Medicaid Metro Plus Neighborhood Health Plan Oxford by UHC VNSNY/ Select Health (formally known as Select Health) United Behavioral Health by United Health Care United Health Care Dental Care Accepted Insurances: Aetna Dental HMO & PPO Careington Dental (for HIP VIP/Prime & MetLife’s PDPPLUS) DentaQuest under Fidelis, Health Fist and Neighborhood HealthPlex under Amida Care, Affinity, HP/Amerigroup, HIP Metro Plus, VNSNY/Select Health & Wellcare Pending Insurances: (Staff can assist clients to obtain insurance if they are eligible. If clients are not eligible we have a discounted sliding fee scale based on their income for those that qualify.) Medicare Wellcare of New York, Inc. 9 | P age Updated 1/15/14 Services Include: Comprehensive primary care & dental services HIV specialist care Women’s health Care coordination Adherence counseling HIV+ Prevention with positives counseling with medical providers Health education Hypertensive care Diabetes management Referrals to outside specialty services Phlebotomy Medicaid and managed care enrollment with facilitated enrollers Asthma Lipid disorders Tobacco use Dental Services: Diagnostic X-rays and exams Preventive care (cleanings and oral hygiene instruction) Emergency care (treatment of acute pain and swelling) Restorations (fillings) Endodontic’s Prosthodontics (fixed and removable dentures) Periodontics (gum treatment) Oral surgery (extractions) Referrals to outside specialists for complex surgical procedures 10 | P age Updated 1/15/14