Virginia Commonwealth University and study collaborators are working together to learn about challenges that Virginia Medicaid members have in taking their prescribed medication. To do this, the researchers are implementing and evaluating a program called Antiretroviral Improvement among Medicaid enrolleeS (AIMS). This program is designed to support members to fill ART prescriptions. The program involves two components:~Supporting Medicaid members living with HIV directly by talking to them about challenges with filling their ART prescriptions and linking them to resources that can help with those challenges. Some members will be offered access to warm health technology support.~Supporting the clinicians of Medicaid members living with HIV through one-on-one consultations with peers who are experts in HIV care.~The researchers think this support may increase how often ART prescriptions are filled and hope that the AIMS program can improve individuals' health and increase HIV viral suppression.
This study will evaluate whether a new program will affect how often human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) antiretroviral therapy (ART) prescriptions are filled and whether the program improves the health of people living with HIV.