HIV Tools, Resources, and Research

HIV Tools and Services

In addition to the resources available from CDC, many other organizations offer tools, assistance, and support services. Browse the list of some available tools, resources, and organizations below.

Find an HIV Provider

• American Academy of HIV Medicineexternal icon (AAHIVM): Search for health care providers by various criteria, including the types of HIV and sexual health services they offer.
• Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program Medical Provider Locator Toolexternal icon: Search for Ryan White HIV/AIDS health care providers by location.
• HIV.gov Testing Sites & Care Services Locatorexternal icon: Search for HIV testing sites and HIV health care providers by zip code or city, state. Also, access the Locator Widget and instructions for how to add it to your practice’s website.

HIV Expert Consultation

• National Clinician Consultation Center (NCCC)external icon: Visit this site to access free, prompt, expert consultation about HIV screening, prevention, and treatment and care.

HIV Billing and Reimbursement

• NASTAD (National Alliance of State and Territorial AIDS Directors) Billing Coding Guide for HIV Preventionexternal icon: Get information on Current Procedural Terminology (CPT®) and International Classification of Diseases (ICD)-10 diagnosis codes across the HIV prevention and care continuum.
• Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Guidelines for Coding and Reportingpdf iconexternal icon: Download the official CMS ICD-10-CM coding and reporting guidelines, which include sections on HIV infection and HIV during pregnancy and childbirth.
• World Health Organization (WHO) ICD-11external icon: Access ICD‑ In this revision, HIV coding was updated to include new subdivisions, remove outdated information, and add codes for “HIV with malaria or tuberculosis.”

HIV Professional Associations

• American Academy of HIV Medicine (AAHIVM)external icon: AAHIVM is the leading independent organization of HIV health care providers in the United States.
• Association of Nurses in AIDS Care (ANAC)external icon: ANAC’s 40 chapters worldwide serve nurses and health care providers and professionals who are focused on HIV nursing.
• HIV Medicine Association (HIVMA)external icon: On behalf of HIV health care providers, researchers, and patients, HIVMA advocates for quality in HIV care and for comprehensive and human HIV-related policies.
• International Associations of Providers of AIDS Care (IAPAC)external icon: IAPAC is an association of clinicians and allied health professionals working to improve access to and quality of HIV prevention, treatment and care, and support services.

More CDC Resources

CDC offers many resources in addition to HIV Nexus. Browse the list below to learn more.

• Let’s Stop HIV Together: Visit CDC’s Let’s Stop HIV Together website to access campaign and partnership resources to empower your community, you and your colleagues, and your patients.
• CDC HIV: Access resources and information across the HIV prevention and care continuum for different audiences, including health care consumers, providers, and researchers.
• HIV Statistics Center: Explore the latest HIV data from the United States at the national, state, and county levels.
• HIV Risk Reduction Tool: Share this tool with your patients so they can access tailored information about their risk of getting or transmitting HIV and how they can protect themselves and their partners.