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Some of the members of the CAMC Ryan White Care Team: (left to right) Kristina Childers, MSN, APRN-BC - Psychiatry Nurse Practitioner; Linda Davis, MSW - Medical Social Worker; Yvonne Lane, RN; Christine Teague, PharmD - Program Director; Glenn Ridenour, MD; Pam LeRose, Outreach Coordinator

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Charleston Area Medical Center has been providing compassionate, quality care to individuals infected with HIV/AIDS since the late 1980s. 

In 2001, the CAMC Institute received the state's first Ryan White Part C grant from the Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Part C grants support early intervention services to individuals infected with the HIV virus.  CAMC's grant is being used to implement a comprehensive system of outpatient care for individuals in 19 southern West Virginia counties, many of whom are uninsured or underinsured.  More than 160 individuals are currently enrolled in the CAMC Ryan White Program and receiving help with health-related, social,  psychological, and economic concerns.

The CAMC Ryan White Program is a collaboration between Charleston Area Medical Center, CAMC Institute, and the West Virginia University School of Medicine, Charleston Division.

The CAMC Ryan White Program provides primary outpatient care for adults at the specialty outpatient clinics at CAMC Memorial Hospital.  Children are treated at CAMC Women and Children's Hospital.  Both hospitals are located in Charleston, West Virginia.

CAMC Memorial Hospital  3200 MacCorkle Ave. SE   Charleston, West Virginia 25304

For more information, call toll-free:  1-877-565-4423

This web site is supported by grant number H76HA00762-01 from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Early Intervention Services Part C Program.  The publication’s contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official view of HRSA or the Part C Program.  Program staff members and/or professional models were used in all photos within this website.