Baltimore
City Health Department
HIV/AIDS Programs
210 Guilford Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21202
1-410-396-1927
Rose Aytes-Jones, Acting Assistant
Commissioner of Health
1-410-396-4438
Annette Bull-Buie, HIV/AIDS Program Administrator
1-410-396-6810 |
AIDS
Surveillance Office
Thomas McArdell
1-410-396-8078 |
Acting
Community AIDS
Coordinator Office
Kevin Clemons
1-410-396-1403 |
Counseling
& Testing Services
Brenda Pridgen
1-410-396-1403 |
Health
Statistics Office
Nkossis Dambita
1-410-396-4405 |
HIV/AIDS
Information Line
1-410-545-6867 |
HIV
Prevention Services
Deena Speights-Nepata - HIV Prevention Coordinator
1-410-396-1633 |
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Baltimore
City Detention Center Outreach
Yvonne Veney
1-410-545-6867
Youth
Health Education
Ivan Eaton
1-410-545-6867
Youth
Outreach
Deena Speights-Nepata
1-410-396-1633
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Needle
Exchange Program
Michelle Brown, Director
1-410-637-8111 |
Ryan
White Care Act
Annette Bull-Buie, Coordinator of Patient Services
1-410-396-1408
Alan Conway, Contract Administration
1-410-396-1778 |
Sexually
Transmitted Disease (STD) Clinics
Early Intervention Program
Ongoing HIV-related medical and social services, including case
management. |
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Druid
Family Health Center
1515 W. North Avenue
1-410-396-0176
Eastern
Health Center
620 N. Caroline Street
1-410-396-9410
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Tuberculosis
Treatment
Chest Clinic
612 N. Caroline Street
1-410-396-4444
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UJIMA
Outreach
Street outreach, emergency vouchers for food & medications,
rapid HIV counseling and testing, screening and treatment for
STDs, case management and referral services, and mobile health
van.
1-410-396-1927 |
Sero-Epidemiology
Office
Thomas McArdell
1-410-396-1930 |
Mayor's
Office On AIDS
Preventive Medicine & Epidemiology
210 N. Guilford Ave., 3rd Floor
Baltimore, MD 21202
1-410-396-1403 |
Baltimore
Healthcare Access
One Calvert Plaza
201 E. Baltimore Street, Suite 1000
Baltimore, MD 21202
1-410-385-8500
Help for Medicaid users in Baltimore City with HealthChoice
services.
Enrollment into the HealthChoice Program
1-800-977-7388
1-800-977-7389 TDD (Hearing Impaired)
HealthChoice Program/MCO/General Information
1-800-492-5231
1-800-735-2258 TDD (Hearing Impaired)
HealthChoice Enrollee Action Line (HEAL)
1-800-284-4510
Provider Hotline
1-800-766-8692 |
Maryland
Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
AIDS Administration
500 N. Calvert Street, 5th Floor
Baltimore, MD 21202
1-410-767-5227 General Information
1-800-735-2258 Maryland Relay
Liza Solomon, M.H.S., Dr.P.H. - Director
1-410-767-5013
Carol Christmyer, R.N., M.S.,C.N.A. - Assistant Director for
HIV Services
1-410-767-5198
Lois Eldred, Dr.P.H., M.P.H. - Assistant Director for Epidemiology
& Research
1-410-767-5087 |
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Programs: |
Center
for Education & Training
1-410-767-5132 |
Center
for Epidemiology Health Services Research
1-410-767-5043 |
Center
for HIV Health Services
1-410-767-5334 |
Center
for Prevention Programs
1-410-767-5011 |
Center
for Surveillance
1-410-767-5043 |
Counseling
& Testing Services Program
1-410-767-5018 |
Maryland
AIDS Drug Assistance Program (MADAP)
1-410-767-6535
1-800-205-6308 (for clients only) |
Maryland
AIDS Insurance Assistance Program (MAIAP)
1-410-767-1780 |
Maryland
AIDS Hotline
1-800-638-6252 |
Materials
Distribution
1-410-799-1940 |
Public
Affairs
1-410-767-5013 |
Resource
Center
1-410-767-5775 |
Project
HOME/AIDS (Statewide)
(Maryland Department of Human Resources)
311 West Saratoga Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
Dorinda Adams - AIDS Program Specialist
1-410-767-7323 |
Project
HOME/AIDS (Baltimore City)
Adult Services
300 Metro Plaza
Baltimore, MD 21215
Jo Anne Douglass-Stough - Program Manager
1-410-361-5005 ext. 315
Jackie Adams - Project HOME/AIDS Supervisor
1-410-361-5005 ext. 316 |
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Home is an assisted living program administered in part
through the Baltimore City Department of Social Services
to develop, certify and monitor small scale assisted living
arrangements that provide disabled adults privacy and
a homelike atmosphere. In recognizing that people with
AIDS experience complex problems, support services have
been designed to encompass housing, income maintenance,
social services, medical services and case management
services. Case managers are responsible for developing
a plan to meet the needs of the client with input from
the client for ensuring a continuum of services based
on the demands of the illness. |
Specific
services provided:
- Project
HOME/AIDS Supportive Housing
- Emergency
Financial Assistance (e.g., for housing, evictions/mortgage,
utilities)
- In
Home Aide Services for clients living in their own
homes when funds are available
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Eligibility
Requirements:
Any
person diagnosed as HIV+/AIDS and having 2 or more
disabling HIV-related symptoms or opportunistic infections.
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