ArticleOpen forum infectious diseases2025
Lessons Learned From A Geriatric Referral Model in People With HIV.
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People with HIV experience geriatric syndromes commonly found in much older populations and may benefit from geriatrician consultation. Multiple clinical models have emerged to address this need. We describe a model at the University of Colorado and the barriers to its robust implementation. The UCHealth Infectious Disease clinic implemented a referral-based model to connect high-risk people with HIV ≥50 years old with the UCHealth Seniors clinic. During geriatric consultation, patients were screened for functional status, preventative care, socioenvironmental factors, and cognitive/mental health concerns. Geriatricians communicated recommendations to the primary HIV provider. HIV providers completed a survey about the program. From January 2018 to July 2019, 11 patients underwent geriatric consultation. The average age was 69 years old (SD = 7.4; range 59-80). Geriatricians made recommendations regarding referral to other health or community-based services (
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