At THP, we believe in Radical Care.

Case management offers people living with HIV (PLWH) in Guilford County access to supportive services which increase positive health outcomes and promote overall wellbeing.

Those services include coordinating medical care, support groups, access to community resources, supplemental food assistance, and much more.

Most importantly, clients work in partnership with their case manager to determine individual goals that lead to a pathway of health, hope and justice. This approach centers the belief that clients are the expert of their own unique experiences and deserve the right to empowered and equitable care. For questions about enrollment in case management services, call the intake line at 336-275-1654 ext 125

For questions about enrollment in case management services, call the intake line at 336-275-1654 ext 125.

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We offer three levels of case management services:

Medical Case Management

For people needing ongoing support accessing treatment and care, this program connects you with a dedicated case manager. Your case manager will work alongside you to navigate challenges, stay in medical care, and support your health goals.

Your case manager will regularly check in with you, help address barriers to taking medications or attending appointments, and assist with applications for medication assistance programs like HMAP. You may also receive bus passes for medical visits, access to our client food pantry, and emergency financial assistance when available.

Ryan White Support Services

If you are virally suppressed and regularly engaged in care, you may not need ongoing case management. You can still access important support services through THP.

This program includes help applying for medication assistance programs like HMAP, access to our food pantry, bus passes for medical appointments, and eligibility for emergency financial assistance. We’re here when you need us.

Triad Health Project Assistance Program (TAP)

For individuals who are virally suppressed and have lower support needs, TAP offers continued connection to essential resources in a simple, accessible way.

Participants can access the THP food pantry and receive bus passes for appointments or other essential travel needs. While TAP does not include case management or financial assistance, it helps ensure community support remains within reach.

All THP services are provided free of charge through funding from the Ryan White Act.