The Family HIV Program, established in 1995, serves women, children, youth, and families infected with, affected by and at risk for HIV in Vermont and New Hampshire. We are committed to supporting local providers so that you and your family get the best care possible, both at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center (DHMC) and Dartmouth Hitchcock Clinics and in the larger community. Contact us today.
Services
- Primary care for you and support for other primary care providers throughout New Hampshire and Vermont
- Specialty care provided by a team that includes pediatric and adult infectious disease physicians, nurse case managers, dietitians, and other specialists at DHMC and throughout our clinic system
- Perinatal outreach to pregnant women who are HIV-positive, as well as care and early testing for HIV-exposed newborns up to six months of age
- Case management by a nurse case manager includes coordination with other providers, community education, group support programs, and home visits
- Mental health counseling for individuals, families, and groups
- Educational programs for patients, their families, healthcare providers, schools, and communities
- Advocacy for children, youth, women and families on local and national levels
This program is supported by the HIV/AIDS Bureau, Health Resources and Services Administration, and the Department of Health and Human Resources.