Leeway Aids Care Services F.A.Q.
What makes Leeway unique in providing care for individuals with HIV/AIDS?
Leeway is unique in its approach to caring for individuals living with HIV/AIDS because it offers a comprehensive continuum of care that addresses not only medical needs but also the social, emotional, and systemic challenges that often accompany the diagnosis. This model is especially important for individuals navigating the effects of stigma, poverty, housing insecurity, and other systemic barriers.
Here’s how Leeway’s integrated services make a difference:
Full Spectrum of Care
Leeway provides a continuum of services that includes:
Skilled Nursing Care: 30 beds for individuals needing intensive medical and nursing support. (stabilizing services for out of care individuals)
Residential Care: 30 beds for those who require a supportive living environment but not full-time nursing care. (accommodating level of care for an aging population)
Supportive Housing: 41 independent housing units for individuals transitioning to more autonomous living
Holistic Health Services
Leeway addresses the complex health needs of people living with HIV/AIDS, including:
Behavioral health care for mental health and substance use disorders.
Chronic disease management, recognizing that many patients also live with conditions like diabetes, hypertension, or hepatitis.
Palliative and rehabilitative care, helping patients recover and regain independence
Community Case Management
Leeway’s case management services help patients navigate:
Access to medications and insurance.
Legal and Financial Support
Transportation and employment resources. This support is crucial for individuals facing systemic failings, such as lack of access to consistent healthcare or discrimination in housing and employment.
Trauma-Informed and Stigma-Resistant Approach
Leeway fosters a nurturing, nonjudgmental environment where patients feel safe and respected. This is vital for individuals who have experienced stigma and marginalization due to their HIV status, sexual orientation, race, or socioeconomic background.
Trauma-Informed and Stigma-Resistant Approach
Leeway fosters a nurturing, nonjudgmental environment where patients feel safe and respected. This is vital for individuals who have experienced stigma and marginalization due to their HIV status, sexual orientation, race, or socioeconomic background.
Mission-Driven Care
Leeway’s mission is to help individuals renew their health, revive their hope, and reclaim their independence. This philosophy is reflected in every aspect of their care—from medical treatment to emotional support and community reintegration.