Case Manager Resources

HIV Case Management Services in Oregon

The HIV Care and Treatment program is committed to improving health outcomes for people living with HIV by promoting access to treatment and supporting retention in medical care. As part of this goal, the HIV Care and Treatment program standardized case management services throughout Oregon in 2001.

Program Eligibility: Client must have a verified HIV diagnosis and reside in the service area where they receive services. To qualify for Ryan White Program case management (medical and non-medical) a client’s gross income must be at or below 550% of Federal Poverty Level (FPL). To qualify for Ryan White Program financial support services, a client must be enrolled in HIV case management and their gross income must be at or below 300% of Federal Poverty Level (FPL).

Standards and Forms/Guidance

These standards have been implemented statewide and are designed to provide guidelines which help assure that program funds are spent on services that are in compliance with generally accepted standards of professional care.

The Services Definitions & Guidance document provides case managers with valuable definitions, program and reporting guidance on Ryan White Part B eligible services.

Ryan White Part B Reporting Instructions and Forms

As part of standardizing case management services, the program has also standardized its reporting mechanism.

Housing

Equal access to services is a primary barrier for many clients: Get more information on housing opportunities.