HIV Care Mendocino County, AIDS Care Mendocino County
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HIV Care Mendocino County, AIDS Care Mendocino County
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HIV Medical Program
At MCHC Health Centers, our staff is dedicated to providing access to the most current, high-quality HIV/AIDS care in a compassionate environment—a place where everyone can feel welcome and respected.
Our HIV medical program offers patients an opportunity to receive outstanding HIV-specialty and primary care. We educate you about your illness and help you prepare for what to expect. We develop individualized treatment plans, tailored to meet your unique needs and lifestyle. We are here to support you and help solve problems about your illness, medications, financial issues around health care, and substance abuse issues. Our HIV Case Managers are a resource for YOU.
To learn more or to enroll in our program, call us!
In Ukiah at Dora Street Health Center
(707) 472-4627
or
(707) 472-4631
In Willits at Little Lake Health Center
(707) 472-4627
or
(707) 472-4631
In Lakeport at Lakeview Health Center
(707) 262-3205
HIV Testing and Community Resources
HIV 101: What is HIV and AIDS?
Carrying on the Legacy of Ryan White...
Ryan White was a teenager from Indiana who contracted HIV/AIDS through a blood transfusion for hemophilia in the early 1980’s. He became a nationally known figure after his school barred him from attending classes due to his diagnosis of AIDS. At that time, AIDS was largely stigmatized and misunderstood. Ryan White’s visibility shined a light on AIDS patients and helped start conversations about the virus, in turn helping the public gain more information and a better understanding. The gradual result of Ryan’s influence has been more compassion for those who have contracted the virus, and less shame and fear around AIDS prevention, HIV testing, and around getting treatment.
At MCHC, we are proud to be doing our part to continue what Ryan White’s legacy started by offering help, hope and healing for HIV and AIDS patients. Please contact us if you are seeking comprehensive, compassionate HIV Care.
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MyChart
New Patients
Job Opportunities
Patient Rights and Responsibility
Protecting Your Privacy
Surprise Billing
(707) 468-1010
HOURS & LOCATIONS
: UKIAH, WILLITS AND LAKEPORT
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Notice: One of our vendors was impacted by a security incident, which affected some of our patients' or their primary insured's protected health information.
Learn More
HIV Care
Home
Services
HIV Care
« Back to all Services
HIV Medical Program
At MCHC Health Centers, our staff is dedicated to providing access to the most current, high-quality HIV/AIDS care in a compassionate environment—a place where everyone can feel welcome and respected.
Our HIV medical program offers patients an opportunity to receive outstanding HIV-specialty and primary care. We educate you about your illness and help you prepare for what to expect. We develop individualized treatment plans, tailored to meet your unique needs and lifestyle. We are here to support you and help solve problems about your illness, medications, financial issues around health care, and substance abuse issues. Our HIV Case Managers are a resource for YOU.
To learn more or to enroll in our program, call us!
In Ukiah at Dora Street Health Center
(707) 472-4627
or
(707) 472-4631
In Willits at Little Lake Health Center
(707) 472-4627
or
(707) 472-4631
In Lakeport at Lakeview Health Center
(707) 262-3205
HIV Testing and Community Resources
HIV 101: What is HIV and AIDS?
Carrying on the Legacy of Ryan White...
Ryan White was a teenager from Indiana who contracted HIV/AIDS through a blood transfusion for hemophilia in the early 1980’s. He became a nationally known figure after his school barred him from attending classes due to his diagnosis of AIDS. At that time, AIDS was largely stigmatized and misunderstood. Ryan White’s visibility shined a light on AIDS patients and helped start conversations about the virus, in turn helping the public gain more information and a better understanding. The gradual result of Ryan’s influence has been more compassion for those who have contracted the virus, and less shame and fear around AIDS prevention, HIV testing, and around getting treatment.
At MCHC, we are proud to be doing our part to continue what Ryan White’s legacy started by offering help, hope and healing for HIV and AIDS patients. Please contact us if you are seeking comprehensive, compassionate HIV Care.
Contact Us
QUICK LINKS | CONTACT
MyChart
New Patients
Job Opportunities
Patient Rights and Responsibility
Protecting Your Privacy
Surprise Billing
(707) 468-1010
HOURS & LOCATIONS
: UKIAH, WILLITS AND LAKEPORT
Follow Us
MCHC Hillside and Dora Facebook
MCHC Lakeview Facebook
MCHC Little Lake Facebook
MCHC Care for Her Facebook
YouTube