Get support for people over 50 living with HIV
In 2020, 52 percent of all people living with HIV were 50 years of age or older in Santa Clara County. This is expected to increase given the number of people who can live healthy and longer lives thanks to advances in biomedical sciences.
The Getting to Zero (GTZ) HIV and Aging Program was created to navigate people through the various resources and clinical services that are available to them to live their best life while going through natural aging.
HIV and Aging services at-a-glance
The GTZ HIV and Aging Program addresses care gaps for people living with HIV who are over the age of 50 in Santa Clara County by connecting individuals to these clinical and non-clinical services:
| STI testing |
| Medical |
| Behavioral health |
| Dental |
| Vision |
| Chronic disease management |
| Immunizations |
| Partner services |
| Provider education |
| Case management |
| Program promotions |
| Support groups |
| Group classes |
| Support services |
| Informal caregiver support |
| Peer to peer support |
| Aging and enrichment services |
| Transportation |
| Benefits navigation |
| Harm reduction |
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