You don’t have to navigate HIV alone.
And you shouldn’t have to drive across town to five different agencies to get the help you need. HIV care, case management, housing, transportation, and food assistance — all under one roof, at no cost to you.
How to get started →One door. Every service.
What is Ryan White?
Ryan White is a federally funded program for people living with HIV who are uninsured or underinsured. It covers what most people can’t afford on their own — medical visits, lab work, HIV medications, case management, mental health care, and the wraparound support that keeps you in care.
If you’re HIV-positive, a Mississippi resident, and need help affording care, you likely qualify. HealthCareOnTheGo is a Mississippi State Department of Health Ryan White Part B subrecipient serving District 6 (Meridian area) and District 7 (McComb area). We help you find out if you qualify and walk you through the paperwork.
Medical Care
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HIV primary medical care Routine visits, monitoring, viral load and CD4 labs.
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Antiretroviral therapy (ART) Access through MSDH’s ADAP and insurance assistance.
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Behavioral health & counseling Depression, anxiety, trauma, adjustment.
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Substance use treatment MAT/MOUD and outpatient programs (PHP/IOP) for co-occurring needs.
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Health education & risk-reduction counseling Understand your health, your options, and what’s next.
Support Services — All In-House
We don’t refer you out for these. They happen here, with people who already know your story.
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Medical case management One person coordinates your medical care, labs, medications, appointments, and adherence.
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Non-medical case management Help with benefits, paperwork, applications, IDs, and the everyday barriers that get in the way of staying in care.
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Housing assistance Short-term and emergency housing support, including connections to our affiliated recovery residences.
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Transportation Rides to appointments, pharmacy, and Ryan White-related visits.
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Food bank On-site food assistance for clients and families.
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Peer support Connection with someone who’s lived it.
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Outreach & re-engagement For people who’ve fallen out of care. There’s a way back.
The facts that change everything.
Undetectable = Untransmittable. When HIV treatment keeps the virus undetectable in your blood, you cannot pass it on through sex. Treatment is prevention.
A daily or injectable medication that prevents HIV in people who are HIV-negative. Ask us about it.
Emergency medication taken within 72 hours of a possible exposure to prevent HIV. Time matters — call right away.
Free, fast, and confidential. Knowing your status is the first step to staying healthy and protecting the people you love.
HIV is a treatable, manageable condition. People living with HIV go to work, raise families, fall in love, and live full lives.
Four steps. One day.
Bring if you have it
ID · proof of Mississippi residency · proof of income (last 2 paystubs, SSI/SSDI letter, or self-attestation if none) · insurance card if you have one.
Don’t have something? Come anyway — we’ll work with you.