HIV case management includes referral, coordination, assessment, and linkage services provided for people who have Human Immunodeficiency Virus. 

Persons are eligible to receive HIV case management services if they:

(1)  have a medical diagnosis of HIV disease or HIV seropositivity;

(2)  are eligible for regular Medicaid services;

(3)  are not institutionalized; and

(4)  are not recipients of other Medicaid-reimbursed case management services provide through the State's home and community-based waivers or the State Plan.

Types of HIV case management services include: evaluation of need, development of an individual plan of care, coordination of services included in the plan of care and monitoring of services for quality and effectiveness.