HIV Treatment

Who is HIV Treatment For?
HIV treatment is for anyone diagnosed with HIV, no matter how long they’ve had it or how healthy they feel. Starting treatment early helps protect your immune system, keeps you healthy, and prevents the virus from spreading to others.

Key Factors to Know:

There is no cure for HIV, but HIV treatment can reduce the amount of HIV in your body.
There are two types of HIV treatment: pills and shots.
Most people can get HIV under control within six months.
HIV treatment prevents transmission to others and helps you stay healthy.
You can’t spread HIV if your viral load is undetectable (U=U)
Longer, healthier life with consistent treatment

HIV Treatment Options

There are two types of HIV treatment: pills and shots.

Pills are recommended for people just starting HIV treatment. There are many FDA-approved single pill and combination medicines available.
HIV treatment shots are long-acting injections given once a month or once every other month, depending on your treatment plan.

Find HIV Services Near You:

Use the locator below to find a local health center or a Ryan White HIV/AIDS provider who can help you access medical care, medications, and essential support services.

For Providers

Helping patients understand HIV, treatment and prevention is vital for their health. These conversations should be natural and sex positive.

Learn More:

Starting the Conversation: HIV Treatment & Care

424 Wards Corner Rd
Suite 200
Loveland, OH 45140

513-576-7700

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