HIV care in Los Angeles
Your HIV treatment, labs and the rest of your health, with one provider.
Your HIV care and the rest of your health, with one provider
Haven provides HIV care as part of your primary care: your HIV treatment, regular lab monitoring and the rest of your health with one provider. Visits can be at our Los Angeles location or virtual anywhere in California.
Treatment
Starting HIV treatment after a new diagnosis, or continuing the treatment you’re already on
Labs
Viral load and other regular labs, at our location or a lab partner location near you
Primary care
Primary care that HIV affects: heart health, bone health and screenings
Sexual health
STI testing and sexual health
Treatment
Starting or continuing your HIV treatment
Labs
Viral load and regular labs
Primary care
Heart, bone health, screenings
Sexual health
STI testing and sexual health
First visit, labs, then ongoing care
First visit
About 30 minutes on your history, medication and labs.
Labs
At our location or a lab partner near you.
Results and next steps
Your provider goes over them with you.
Follow-ups
Labs and visits on a regular schedule, many of them virtual.
Cost
How HIV care is covered
It goes through your insurance. What you pay depends on your plan, with no membership fees.
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Jake Collins, PA-C
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Jake is a physician assistant focused on LGBTQ+ health, HIV prevention and gender-affirming care. He sees patients in Los Angeles and virtually.
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Can I transfer my HIV care to Haven?
Yes. Share your recent labs and current medications in your intake questions before your first visit, so your provider has the full picture.
I was just diagnosed. Can you start my treatment?
Yes. Haven starts treatment for new diagnoses as well as continuing existing regimens.
Can my visits be virtual?
Follow-ups can be virtual anywhere in California. Labs are at our location or a lab partner location near you.
What does undetectable mean?
If you take your HIV medicine as prescribed and keep the virus at levels too low to measure, you won’t pass HIV to your partners through sex. Regular viral load tests confirm you stay undetectable (CDC, HIV Treatment as Prevention).
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