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1 Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Needs Assessment 2014 RYAN WHITE PART A LAS VEGAS TGA
2 Comprehensive Needs Assessment Components o Epidemiological Profile o Assessment of Service Needs (consumer survey s and focus groups) o Assessment of Unmet Need/Service Gaps (consumer survey s and focus groups) o Profile of Provider Capacity and Capability (provider survey) o Resource Inventory
3 Overview Consumer In Care Survey 273 respondents Completed primarily in the lobbies of Part A funded agencies Mailed and online option (via survey monkey) for those in rural areas 6 focus groups (7 scheduled: MSM, men infected through IDU or heterosexual contact, women only, Mohave County, Nye County, HIV+ non-specific group, and unfortunately for the transgender group no one came) Consumer Out of Care Survey 51 respondents Completed via mail and online through survey monkey Provider Survey 18 respondents Online only Sent to all employees that work on Ryan White Part A at all Part A funded agencies
4 Epidemiology Las Vegas TGA HIV/AIDS prevalence is 8,149 (as of December 31, 2013) All persons living with HIV Clark County 3,769 (primarily White, non-hispanic MSM ages 55 to 64) Nye County 27 Mohave County 117 (primarily White, non-hispanic MSM ages 45+) All persons living with AIDS Clark County 4,041 (primarily White, non-hispanic MSM ages 45 to 54 secondary is Black, non- Hispanic MSM) Nye County 50 Mohave County 147 (primarily White, non-hispanic MSM ages 45+)
5 Consumer In Care Survey Healthcare/Insurance Questions WITH THE NEW HEALTHCARE LAW, HAVE YOU APPLIED FOR MEDICAID OR INSURANCE EITHER BY YOURSELF THROUGH THE NEVADA HEALTH LINK WEBSITE OR WITH A CASE MANAGER/ENROLLMENT ASSISTER/CERTIFIED APPLICATION COUNSELOR?
6 Consumer In Care Survey Healthcare/Insurance Questions IF YOU ARE CURRENTLY ENROLLED IN MEDICAID OR PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE, HOW WOULD YOU RATE YOUR PLAN S COVERAGE OF YOUR HIV/AIDS HEALTH-RELATED NEEDS?
7 Consumer In Care Survey Healthcare/Insurance Questions
8 Consumer In Care Survey Healthcare/Insurance Questions
9 Consumer In Care Survey Healthcare/Insurance Questions
10 Consumer In Care Survey Healthcare/Insurance Questions
11 Consumer In Care Survey Barriers to Care WHAT BARRIERS, IF ANY, DID YOU FACE WHILE TRYING TO GET INTO MEDICAL CARE AFTER YOUR DIAGNOSIS?
12 Consumer In Care Survey Mental Health
13 Consumer In Care Survey Substance Abuse
14 Consumer In Care Survey Substance Abuse
15 Consumer In Care Survey Sexual Health
16 Consumer In Care Survey Top Ten Services (pg. 63) PLEASE CHECK THE MOST IMPORTANT SERVICES THAT YOU CURRENTLY NEED TO HELP YOU MANAGE YOUR HIV/AIDS DIAGNOSIS 1. Dental care 2. Vision 3. Food Assistance 4. Outpatient/Ambulatory Medical Care 5. Medication Assistance 6. Emergency Financial Assistance 6. Housing Assistance 7. Transportation 8. Case Management 9. Nutrition Services 10. Health Insurance Assistance
17 Consumer In Care Survey Top Ten Services-Focus Group Findings 4 of the 6 focus groups were presented the ranking list and asked if they agreed 3 groups said no Put medical care and/or medication as #1 1 group said yes, the female group It depends on where you are at with your care and your life so often times dental care is #1
18 Consumer In Care Survey General Focus Group Findings General education of the service system including; funding sources, how funding is awarded, federal guidelines and rules surrounding federal dollars-everything must be linked to a medical outcome. Statements such as; UMC has a monopoly on Part C funding and who cares if I use a bus pass to go visit my mother suggest the need for clarification of the above topics. Overall themes include: Issues with transportation-cumbersome process, not enough of it, no door to door service in most cases, not enough money in gas vouchers, didn t know about gas vouchers. Proximity of service providers-no one stop shopping for services, too many different places to go for help-this includes proximity of St. Therese and Help of Southern Nevada who are not Part A funded providers. Eligibility process-too many Ryan White Parts to keep track of, proximity of different RW Parts, no streamlined eligibility process. Wait times-wait times at the doctors office not only in the waiting room but the exam room and then again to be discharged.
19 Consumer In Care Survey General Focus Group Findings Overall themes continued: Case Management-clients would like to be assigned to a specific case manager. This was not an issue during the Mohave County or Nye County groups, only Clark County groups. Need more follow-up from case managers, clients want case managers to share all the services that are available to them so they don t have to hear what is offered from other clients. Overall Treatment by Providers-many clients expressed that they feel as if they are treated like 2 nd class citizens when trying to access care, often providers aren t kind and clients would like them to have compassion training. Peer Groups-Clients already in the system of care that can help other clients learn the ropes. Specific to Mohave County-all clients in attendance expressed the need for an HIV support group in Kingman as the nearest one is in Laughlin. Specific to Nye County-medical providers in the area so they don t have to travel to Las Vegas for medical care, also want mental health providers in the area. Would like to have protein powder, vitamins, ensure, and more fresh vegetables in their food pantry in Nye.
20 Consumer Out of Care Just 16% said it was over 12 months ago, true out of care population. All letters for participation were sent to Ryan White clients that had no service visits within the last 12 months. Good news-they are accessing medical care somewhere (through a funding source other than Ryan White). Bad news-survey was tailored to the out of care population thus limiting some of the data collection.
21 Consumer Out of Care WHY HAVE YOU NOT SEEN A DOCTOR LATELY? (MARK ALL THAT APPLY)
22 Consumer Out of Care IF YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED MEDICAL CARE IN THE LAST 12 MONTHS FOR YOUR HIV STATUS, PLEASE TELL US WHY? (MARK ALL THAT APPLY)
23 Consumer Out of Care WHY DO YOU THINK PEOPLE DON T GET MEDICAL CARE FOR THEIR HIV STATUS? (MARK ALL THAT APPLY)
24 Consumer Out of Care WHAT MIGHT HELP YOU GET INTO MEDICAL CARE? (MARK ALL THAT APPLY)
25 Consumer Out of Care Top Ten Services WHAT DO YOU THINK ARE THE TEN MOST IMPORTANT SERVICES THAT HELP PEOPLE WITH HIV/AIDS MANAGE THEIR DIAGNOSIS? (PLEASE CHECK 10) 1. Medication 2. Outpatient/ambulatory medical care 3. Food bank/home delivered meals 4. Dental care 5. Health insurance assistance 6. Vision 6. Emergency financial assistance 7. Transportation 8. Mental health services 9. Housing services 10. Specialty care
26 Provider Survey Barriers to Providing Care
27 Provider Survey
28 Provider Survey Capacity Building
29 Provider Survey Capacity Building WHAT SERVICES DO YOU HAVE THE CAPACITY TO PROVIDE WITH MORE FUNDING/TRAINING? (Pages ) Case management Medication assistance Co-payments for medical services Supportive Counseling Job assistance Substance abuse residential Home health care Hospice services Food bank/home delivered meals Respite care Child care
30 Provider Survey WHAT IS THE SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT SYSTEM WIDE CHANGE THAT WOULD HAVE THE GREATEST OVERALL BENEFIT TO THE SERVICE DELIVERY SYSTEM IN THE LAS VEGAS TGA? Bring A, B, and C together Transportation Streamline services and programs More emergency funds More transportation More assistance for providers to help their clients access Medicaid services
31 Provider Survey Top Ten Services PLEASE CHECK THE 10 SERVICES THAT YOU FEEL ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT FOR CLIENTS IN MANAGING THEIR HIV/AIDS DIAGNOSIS. 1. Medication 2. Outpatient/Ambulatory Medical Care 3. Transportation 4. Mental Health 5. Dental Care 6. Case Management 7. Specialty Care 7. Early Intervention Services 8. Vision 8. Health Insurance Continuation 8. Substance Abuse 8. Emergency Financial Assistance 9. Food Bank/Home Delivered Meals 9. Housing Assistance 10. HIV and Health Classes 10. Outreach 10. Psychosocial Support
32 Resource Inventory
33 Questions Contact Info: Shayla B. Streiff
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