Government Benefits
A federal agency that administers benefits to retired and disabled individuals.
Rights and Advocacy
Assists people who are enrolled in or eligible for Medicare with Medicare rights issues, including accessing benefits on a limited income, benefits counseling, federal Medicare reform advocacy and more.
Advocacy
Serves as the national voice for sexuality education, sexual health and sexual rights. This site is a good source for facts and updates on HIV policies and state profiles on various HIV/AIDS topics.
Clinical Trials
The largest HIV clinical trials organization in the world. Has a database of contact information for all hospitals and medical centers in the U.S. conducting clinical research on HIV.
This site allows users to search for current clinical trials studying HIV/AIDS by category, condition, demographics and location.
A searchable database of federally and privately supported clinical research in human volunteers. A service of the U.S. National Institutes of Health.
Nutrition and Alternative Treatments
Specializes in natural and specialized pharmaceutical medicines for chronic immune problems.
The federal government's lead agency for scientific research on complementary and alternative medicine. This site documents the organization's research, health information and clinical trials related to HIV/AIDS.
Services and Assistance
Wellness network designed to help patients, caregivers, supporters and individuals create a personalized wellness plan.
Testing Sites
A searchable database of testing facilities across the country, based on zip code.
Provides extensive information about the basics of HIV testing, the tests commonly administered, where to get tested, national policies and more.
Treatment Information
Studies new treatments for HIV/AIDS and related diseases, and conducts a comprehensive HIV health literacy program.
The nation's largest provider of HIV/AIDS medical care. It offers cutting-edge medicine and advocacy, regardless of ability to pay.
Tracks current articles on AIDS treatment, and has archives going back to 1986. A feature of www.aids.org.
Most pharmaceutical companies have programs to provide free prescription drugs to people with no insurance, inadequate insurance, or financial difficulties. Eligibility varies for each company, and often a healthcare provider must contact the company. This page provides contact information for the Patient Assistance Programs of the manufacturers of most prescription drugs used to treat HIV/AIDS.
