HIV Care
ID Care is among New Jersey’s major
providers of care to patients with HIV infection. Our HIV team includes
advanced practical nurses and clinical staff under the direction
of a dedicated group of physicians.
Complete HIV Care
ID Care has developed a multi-faceted program
that includes leading edge treatment, emotional support, nutrition
evaluation, and clinical trials. Our physicians are leaders in the
study of new medication and testing to better understand and treat
HIV.
For detailed information on HIV, contact the Center
for Disease Control at www.cdc.gov or the National Institutes of
Health at www.nih.org, call ID Care at 908-281-0221 or info@idcares.com
Community Programs for Clinical Research on AIDS www.cpcra.org
Training and Consultation
ID CARE provides training and expert consultation
to HIV/AIDS health care providers in Somerset, Hunterdon, Middlesex,
Mercer and Morris counties. ID CARE is a “Local Performance
Site” for the NY/NJ AIDS Education and Training Center (AETC).
The AETC Program is administered by the Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA) HIV/AIDS Bureau.
ID CARE offers multidisciplinary training sessions
taught by our Medical and Advanced Practice Nursing staff. Training
opportunities include didactic lectures, clinical case-based discussions/consultations,
skills-building workshops and on-site clinical consultation.
For more information contact:
Debbie M. Winters, APRN-BC, AACRN
Clinical Training Specialist
Program Coordinator
(908) 788-6045
winters_dm@yahoo.com
THE OPEN ARMS FOUNDATION
The Open Arms Foundation (OAF) is a non-profit foundation
for people living with HIV disease and/or Hepatitis C. Established
in 1999, the mission of the foundation is to enhance the delivery
of health services for persons living with HIV disease and/or Hepatitis
C by eliminating social barriers, assisting clients in maximizing
the coordination of available health care services, providing emotional
support, and promoting wellness and optimal health.
The foundation offers a variety of support groups
located at ID CARE Hillsborough, Somerset and Princeton offices.
In addition, OAF offers 2 unique programs; EQUI-FEST and EAST GREETS
WEST-A WHOLISTIC APPROACH. Participants of “Equi-Fest“
celebrate an outdoor experience complete with collegiality, food,
music and HORSES. “East Greets West-A Wholistic Approach”
is a one-day workshop exploring the benefits of including complementary
body/mind modalities in conjunction with standard pharmaceutical
regiments.
For more information contact:
Debbie M. Winters, APRN-BC, AACRN
Executive Director
(908) 788-6045
winters_dm@yahoo.com
LINKS
www.aidsmeds.com
www.thebody.com
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