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The Community Follow-up Program (CFP), part of Palladia's HIV Services
Unit, provides intensive case management services to Medicaid eligible
women, men and children who are HIV/AIDS infected or at risk of
infection. CFP assists clients in achieving stability and independence
while securing quality medical care and support services.
Program goals are:
- To provide access to services which increase independence and
self-sufficiency.
- To prevent or delay institutionalization.
- To increase universal access to HIV information, counseling,
testing and services.
- To monitor patients to ensure access to medical and social services
and to promote early medical intervention.
CFP is part of a statewide initiative of the AIDS Institute, New
York State Department of Health, under the comprehensive Medicaid
case management authority of section 9508 of the Consolidated Omnibus
Reconciliation Act of 1985 (C.O.B.R.A.).
Services• Case Finding
• Intake/Assessment Services
• Case Management and Monitoring
• Crisis Intervention
• Home + Hospital Visits
• Interagency and Intra-Agency Coordination
• Reassessment
• Referrals
• Service Plan Development and Implementation
• Service Plan Update
• Case Closure/Exit Planning
• Mental Health
• Substance Abuse
• HIV Education
Other Services
• Advocacy
• Benefit Entitlements
• Housing
• Legal
• Client Escort
• Clothing
• Pantry
• Housing Placement
• Medical Care and Medication Adherence
• Permanency Planning
• 24-Hour Cell Phone Coverage
• Children and Collaterals
• Safe Sex Education
• Job Assistance
• General Education
Admissions
You may come by appointment or referral. We also accept walk-ins.
• Must be HIV/AIDS or at risk.
• Must provide written verification of HIV/AIDS status.
• Medicaid eligible.
• All ages accepted.
• Minors (under 18 years of age) must have a guardian.
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