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Disease Intervention
 

HIV AIDS

         The primary goal of Disease Intervention is to:          Prevent the spread of disease and the development of complications.

Monroe County Health Department provides Intervention Services for Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Syphilis and HIV.

The program is comprised of the following core components:

1. Surveillance

2. Case Detection through screening

3. Case Follow-Up

4. Education

HIV Prevention Counseling & Testing is routinely provided w/patients being seen by appointment only at the four sites listed below:

                                                     1. Futures Family Planning Clinic                                                       (Tuesday 3:30~6:30P)

2. Monroe County Jail

3.Vigo County Health Department 

4. Positive-Link (Monday 9A~4P & Friday 9A~4P)

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~Positive-Link is done on a walk-in basis they may be reached at 812.353.3269~

~Testing is also done through special outreach events and during field visits~

The Monroe County Health Department Disease Intervention Office offers free HIV Antibody Testing, both confidential and anonymous. We have OraQuick, OraSure Swab and blood draws for HIV Testing. We provide blood draws for Syphilis and Hepatitis if needed. The Disease Intrevention Specialist provides partner notification for all positive STD's. Awareness and Prevention Programming for individuals, groups and corporations are offered upon request.

We are a State funded program and serve 12 counties: Bartholomew, Brown, Clay, Greene, Lawrence, Monroe, Owen, Parke, Putnam, Sullivan, Vermillion and Vigo.

Testing:
Available Daily. Call For Hours.

Call Melissa @ (812) 349-2829 to schedule your appointment!

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Center for Disease Control and Prevention

               

Updated: January 06, 2010~jes


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