A diagnosis of Tuberculosis or HIV can be one of the hardest things to hear, and can make one might feel very alone in the world. But in reality, no one is alone in this diagnosis. Other patients know...

“She needed oxygen. Too little and she wouldn’t make it through the night. He monitored her and made sure her oxygen levels were where they needed to be. Too much oxygen though and the tank would run out too...

What one thing does no one put down today? Their phone. We use phones calling or texting to reach our patients to remind them to take their medications.

Mapping the Unmappable. Making sure patients can always find care in their homes when they need it.

1000 patients, 1000 phone numbers, 1000 addresses, 1000 medication regimens, and 1000 appointments. And that’s just a start. Medical care in Haiti generally did not involve computers when this program started in 2010. An important feature of our program...

A diagnosis of HIV is not easy. It takes a lot of support to take this information in. Those who have the most experience with patient outreach work on helping our HIV positive patients. We also provide counseling on...

It’s hard to take meds. We have a team who climb up to homes that cling to the mountainsides, who find patients living under tarp, and who track our patients who bounce from home to home. With patience, they...