HIV Case Management and Medicine Help From Co-County Wellness Services
Co-County Wellness Services works with people living with HIV, giving them a case manager, help choosing an HIV doctor, and nurses who can help with HIV medicines.
Its care and prevention services are for anyone at risk of becoming infected with HIV or living with HIV. Case management and HIV medication education are free.
A case manager gives you information about HIV disease, connects you to medical care so you can live well with HIV, and makes sure you know about the supportive services you may be eligible for. If you are living with HIV, a case manager can work with you to make an action plan for living well with the virus, based on goals that are important to you and using your personal strengths. Case managers know about HIV disease, the challenges of living with it, the special services for people living with HIV, and the other agencies in the community that can help you.
Case managers can also help you think about what matters most to you in choosing a health care provider, such as how knowledgeable they are about HIV and whether they accept your health insurance, and can refer you to local providers who specialize in HIV. You can get case management no matter who you choose as your health care provider. Co-County Wellness Services has an agreement with the Center for Public Health, a Ryan White funded clinic at the Reading Health System, that allows its case managers to work as part of your care team if you are a patient there.
For medicines, the nurses are AIDS Certified Registered Nurses, which means they have had special training about HIV and HIV medicines. They can help you understand how HIV medicines work and what choices you have about them, and help you make your own plan to take every dose every day. This matters because missing doses can give the virus a chance to change itself so the medicine will not work as well.
To get started, send an email to ccws1@cocountywellnessservices.org to connect with a case manager and get more information about the services.
The Berks County office is at 429 Walnut St., Reading, PA 19601, and the general number for questions is (610) 375-6523. The building's office hours are Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 9am to 5pm, and Tuesday 11am to 7pm; no separate hours are given for case management or for meeting with a nurse.
In the event of inclement weather, the Reading office follows the Reading School District closing schedule. The page does not say whether you need an appointment or a referral for case management, so ask when you get in touch.
Source: cocounty.org/hivservices, read October 26, 2026.
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Case management helps people living with HIV by providing them with information about HIV disease, connecting them to medical care so they can live well with HIV, and making sure they are aware of the supportive services they may be eligible for. If you are living with HIV our case managers can work with you to make an action plan for living well with the virus. Our case managers can help you to think about what matters most to you in choosing a health care provider, and refer you to the local…
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