* 58 grantees were new in 2001 and not required to submit program data; 4 grantees failed to submit program data in 2001.

* Individuals may have attended more than one outreach session. As a result, counts may be duplicated.

*All counts are unduplicated with the exception of those reported for outreach. A “patient” is an HIV-positive person who receives at least one primary health care service during the reporting period; A “client” is someone who is HIV-infected or affected and receives case management and eligibility assistance. An “individual” is someone who receives counseling, testing, and/or outreach services.

* Other includes Asian, Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, and Native American/Alaskan Native.

* Age data were unknown, unreported, or missing for 3,954 patients receiving primary health care services in 2001.

* Race/ethnicity data missing for 60 male patients.
* Other includes hemophilia or coagulation disorder,blood transfusion, components or tissue, perinatal transmission and other or unknown risk.

* Other includes hemophilia or coagulation disorder,blood transfusion, components or tissue, perinatal transmission and other or unknown risk.

Title III Early Intervention Services    TOP

* The Title III program data report requests stage of disease information for NEW Title III patients at point of entry into primary health care. CD4+ Lymphocyte Count data are available for 87% of new patients reported.

* Income data missing for 5,305 new primary health care patients
** Federal poverty level is $17,650 for a family of four in 2001

* The Title III program data report requests source of payment information for NEW primary health care patients only.
** Includes TriCare/CHAMPUS, Veterans Administration, health care programs for incarcerated individuals, and other public programs.

* Other services include case management and eligibility assistance, outreach, social work, prevention education and harm reduction and other Title III-eligible optional services.

* PHC = Primary Health Care