A Whole-You Approach to Living

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Julian (pictured left), Honey (pictured center), and Alejandro (pictured right) are living with HIV.

Physical Health

HIV

Learn the basics about HIV so you can focus beyond it.

Blood Sugar

Managing high blood sugar levels is an important part of your overall health. Take a look at some ways you can manage your levels.

Kidney Health

Your kidneys work hard for you. Learn why keeping them working is important for your overall health.

Bone Health

Strong bones are what help you keep up with your life. Learn about ways to protect your bone health while living with HIV.

Blood Pressure

High blood pressure, or hypertension, can impact your overall health. Learn about ways to help maintain healthy levels.

Cholesterol

See how managing your cholesterol can play a role in living well with HIV.

Weight Health

You may be thinking about your weight, which can impact overall health. If so, you’re not alone, and there are healthy habits that can help.


Emotional Well-Being

Depression and Anxiety

Prioritizing your emotional well-being and mental health is one of the most powerful things you can do for your whole health. Discover how caring for your mental health can support every part of your journey.


Social Health

Social Support

Having good people around you who are trusted and supportive is important for anyone, but especially if you’re living with HIV. Learn how to find the social support you need.

Care Team

Everyone deserves someone in their corner. See who can be part of your care team and how to start building one.


Basic Needs

Housing

Having a safe, stable place to live is a basic need. Learning how housing supports your well-being can help you feel more secure and supported in your care.

Nutrition and Healthy Foods

We all need access to healthy, nutritious food. See how to put healthy habits into action with helpful nutrition guidance.

James is living with HIV.
James is living with HIV.

Help that’s close to you

Local support may be available. Use the HIV Community Services Locator, powered by HIV.gov, to find testing services, housing providers, health centers, and other services near you.

Images may include models used for illustrative purposes only. They are not individuals with HIV unless explicitly stated.