• Aging With HIV

  •  More than half of people living with HIV in the United States are ages 50 and older. This reflects the success of effective treatments that allow people with HIV to enjoy longer, healthier lives. But older adults with HIV often face unique challenges, such as multiple health conditions, social isolation and persistent stigma. Take our survey and let POZ know how you’re aging with HIV.

  • 1) How long have you been living with HIV?
  • 2) How would you rate your overall physical health?
  • 3) How would you rate your overall mental health?
  • 4) Do you have any other health conditions?
  • 5) Do you take any medications for other health conditions?
  • 6) Have you faced any challenges in accessing HIV care or medications?
  • 7) Do you feel socially isolated or lonely?
  • 8) Have you discussed aging-related issues (such as memory, mobility and housing) with your health care provider?
  • 9) Have you made any plans for aging or long-term care  (such as living wills or advance directives
  • 10) Are your health care needs being adequately met?
  • 11) Do you feel there are adequate support services in your community for people aging with HIV?
  • 12) Have you experienced any stigma or discrimination related to aging with HIV?
  • 13) How important do you think it is for our government to fund programs and services in the United States for people aging with HIV?
  • 15) What is your gender?

  • 16) What is your sexual orientation?

  • 17) What is your ethnicity? (Check all that apply.)

  • 18) What is your current level of education?
  • 19) What is your annual household income?
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