HIV Antibody Testing
Tuesday Evenings from 5:30pm to 7pm

All Kaiser Permanente members over 12 years of age are able to consent for an HIV test without a doctor’s order.

HCON (HIV Consultation) Clinic
A multi-disciplinary specialty clinic that provides care to Kaiser members living with HIV disease. The multi-disciplinary team consists of physicians, nurse case managers, medical social workers, a registered dietician and an HIV health educator.

Physicians: Sally Slome, MD; Michael Clement, MD; Christopher Johnson, MD; Albert Yu, MD
Nurse Case Managers: Heidi Werbel, RN; Eve Cohen, RN; Laurie Mattioli, RN; Anne Hey, RN
Medical Social Workers: Jeannifer Key, LCSW; Hilary Alejo, MSW
Registered Dietician: Susan Nelson, RD

For more information, please contact Heidi Werbel, RN at (510) 752-7862.

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