Address:
Wells Fargo Building (formerly Wachovia), 101 N. Pine St., Suite 200
Spartanburg, SC 29302

Operating Hours:
M-F (8:30-5 P.M.)

Phone:
864-582-7773
866-454-7773

Fax:
864-582-8637

Email
Tracey L. Jackson
Executive Dir.

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Your Source for HIV and AIDS
care, prevention & advocacy

Piedmont Care is the only organization in our community 100% dedicated to the fight against HIV and AIDS.

Piedmont Care is the nonprofit, 501c3, organization providing HIV and AIDS care, prevention and advocacy in Spartanburg, Cherokee, and Union counties of South Carolina. We provide services to people living with HIV/AIDS and their families and prevention/education services to the community.

Since inception, we have served more than 1200 people living with HIV and AIDS with care services and thousands of people with HIV prevention services. Piedmont Care is dedicated to leading the fight against HIV and AIDS in our community. But we cannot do it alone. We need your help. You CAN make a difference.

  • You can make a difference through your financial support of programs that provide life-saving, life-enhancing medical care and support services to HIV+ people.
  • You can make a difference through your financial support of prevention programs. HIV is preventable. Of the federal funds going to HIV and AIDS, only 5% are targeted for prevention. Prevention programs must be funded through the communities they serve.

On behalf of the community of the affected and on behalf of people living with HIV and AIDS, thank you in advance for the role you will play in providing a future of hope for a world without AIDS.

DID YOU KNOW:

  • Did you know that South Carolina ranks in the top 10 in the nation for HIV and AIDS?
  • Did you know that one person is infected with HIV every 9.5 minutes in the United States?
  • Did you know that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that more than 18% of people living with HIV/AIDS in the United States are unaware of their HIV status?

Newsletters

Piedmont Care Inc.; 2012 Newsletter 2012 Newsletter
This year's newsletter highlites some of Piedmont Care's big sponsors, an excerpt from Dir. of Piedmont Care Tracey Jackson's perspective on HIV and AIDS in Spartanburg County, Shawntae Moore's...

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I’m having problems taking my medications. What should I do? - Tell your doctor if you are having any problems related to your medication, including: side effects. If you are experiencing side effects, tell your doctor what they are, and when you notice them. Skipped doses. Do not be afraid to admit to skipped doses. Your doctor knows that some people do have...

What tests will be needed? - Before starting HIV treatment, your doctor should take your complete health history, perform a physical examination, and perform several blood tests. These include a complete blood count, a viral load test, and a CD4 (T-cell) count. Your doctor should also perform other tests for infections...

My doctor and I have decided not to treat my HIV infection. Do I need to have my viral load/CD4 T-cell count tested again? - Yes. HIV-infected persons who have not started drug therapy should have a viral load test every 3-4 months and a CD4 (T-cell) count every 3-6 months. Talk to your doctor about when you should be tested again.

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