Due to the effectiveness of HIV treatment, people with HIV who are diagnosed early, receive, stay on treatment and reach viral suppression are able to live long and healthy lives. This also includes older persons newly diagnosed. For this reason, nearly half of people with HIV in the United States are aged 50 and older.

People aging with HIV share many of the same health concerns as the general population age 50 years and older. However, people aging with HIV may also experience additional unique health needs such as multiple chronic diseases, multiple medications, and increased vulnerability to stressors.

The HIV and Aging webinar series will address not only the complexities of care, treatment and management, but also the  psychosocial needs and impact of social determinants of health and how to improve the quality of life for a growing population of resilient Survivors and Thrivers.

Done in collaboration with Johns Hopkins Regional Partner Center for Infectious Disease and Nursing Innovation(CIDNI) Maryland Coalition on HIV and Aging(MCOHA)

List of Events

January 18, 2023 - HIV and Aging: Implementing Virtual Support and Workforce Development - Click here to register

January 30, 2023 - HIV and Aging: Understanding the 5M’s in the care of Older Adults with HIV - Click here to register

February 8, 2023 - HIV and Aging: Using Senior Case Management Model - Click here to register

February 14, 2023 - HIV and Aging: Trauma Informed Care and Resilience - Click here to register

March 3, 2023 - HIV and Aging: Exploring Brain Health and Cognition - Click here to register

April 28, 2023 - HIV and Aging: Mental Health-understanding the complex co-morbidities we face - Click here to register