Department of Pediatrics
 

What We Offer

Our first concern is seeing that you get the services and support you need as early in your HIV diagnosis as possible and that members of your family are part of this process. A phone call to an LNYC provider brings you closer to coordinated care and the following services:

Screening

  • Confidential pre- and post-HIV test counseling
  • STD screenings

Medical Care

  • Medical examinations
  • HIV/AIDS care
  • Pediatric HIV/AIDS care
  • Pediatric AIDS day hospital care
  • Internal medicine
  • Obstetrics/gynecology
  • Nutrition planning
  • Dental care

Supportive Services

  • Child, teen and adult mental health counseling
  • Social work services
  • Case management
  • Case Management
  • Harm reduction/substance abuse services
  • Crisis intervention
  • Benefits assistance
  • Food
  • Transportation reimbursement
  • HIV education and outreach
  • Parenting workshops
  • Life skills education
  • Treatment adherence and support

“I have a kid whose mom is HIV+. She’s the one who is sick, but he’s the one with the problems. He’s just barely getting by in school, but now he has someone to talk to. Another kid couldn’t cope with his mother getting all the attention. He started telling people she had AIDS. The family denied it, and now he’s just really confused. These kids do not have HIV, but they are living with HIV.” —Angela Fucci, M.S.W., Pediatrics Special Care Clinic, St. Vincent’s Catholic Medical Center, Staten Island