Adherence

Treatment adherence (also called medication adherence) includes starting HIV treatment, keeping all medical appointments, and taking HIV medications every day and exactly as prescribed. For individuals with HIV, treatment adherence is key to staying healthy. Learn about adherence with the following resources.

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Title Sort descending	Type	Source
Starting and Staying on Antiretroviral Treatment	Webpage (HTML)	National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Staying On Track With Your HIV Care	Webpage (HTML)	ViiV Healthcare
Sticking with Your HIV Medications: Medication Adherence	Webpage (HTML)	Primary Health Care: The Project (PHC)
Taking Your HIV Medicine as Prescribed	Webpage (HTML)	HIV.gov
The Importance of Medication Adherence in HIV Treatment and Prevention	Webpage (HTML)	PQA
Tips for Taking Your HIV Meds, On Time, All the Time	Infographic	HIVinfo.NIH.gov
Tips for staying on your treatment plan	Webpage (HTML)	U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Tips for staying on your treatment plan	Webpage (HTML)	Department of Veterans Affairs
Tips on Taking Your HIV Medication Every Day	Webpage (HTML)	HIV.gov
Tips on Taking Your HIV Medicine as Prescribed	Webpage (HTML)	Clevlaland Clinic
What to expect when beginning treatment for HIV/AIDS	Video	Stanford Center for Health Education
When Is the Best Time of Day To Take Antiretrovirals?	Webpage (HTML)	The Body
Why Adherence to HIV Medications Matters	Webpage (HTML)	TheBody
Why taking your HIV treatment properly is important	Webpage (HTML)	aidsmap