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The 1917 Clinic at UAB

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The 1917 Clinic at UAB

Open Monday-Friday, 7:30am-5pm. HIV Testing available until 4pm every day.

The 1917 Clinic opened in January 1988 in response to the growing AIDS epidemic in communities within Alabama and surrounding states. An ever-increasing number of residents with HIV/AIDS, along with patients who were returning home to Alabama from other parts of the country, were beginning to overwhelm the health care delivery system with the special and unique needs associated with HIV. In addition to specialized medical care, persons living with HIV also required access to social services, specialized nursing care, home health care, hospice, and new treatments available only through clinical research trials. UAB was in a position to provide patients access to clinical drug trials through established networks with both government and industry. By the time the 1917 Clinic had formed in 1988, a sufficient number of researchers and physicians were already in place. The Clinic provided a specialized environment in which to treat patients and study HIV. The blood and tissue samples collected over the years have been used to learn how HIV causes disease, and have contributed to the development of increasingly more effective treatments. The 1917 Clinic was named after its original address, 1917 5th Avenue South, and kept its name when it moved in 1993 to the 908 South 20th Street location.

01/14/2026

Many thanks to the staff at NewCircle at Hanover for leading an informative talk on Eating Disorders & Nutrition for our healthcare team.

12/15/2025

Holiday Fun! We didn’t let the Grinch steal our Christmas - her heart grew three sizes! 💚

Thanks to our amazing Fun Team for all the planning and decorating! 🎉

Wishing everyone a healthy holiday season!

12/01/2025

Thanks to the research team - MACS/WIHS Combined Cohort Study - for sponsoring our World AIDS Day Learn & Lunch and presenting on the successful collaboration between research, direct care and prevention. And thanks to our Community Engagement Council for the organizational support!

11/25/2025

We are hosting a Learn & Lunch on Monday, December 1st at 12:00PM to commemorate World AIDS Day and highlight the interactions between research and patient care at 1917 Clinic. The MACS/WIHS Combined Cohort Study team will be sharing how they work with our clients, our community, and our clinic to ensure the best health outcomes for all people living with HIV.

Be sure to register using this link, https://go.uab.edu/4oC3Iii or call 205-996-4671. Doors open at 11:45 AM.

World AIDS Day Learn & Lunch – MWCCS & 1917: A Recipe for Success
Monday, December 1st, 2025, from 12:00 – 1:00 PM
UAB 1917 Clinic | DEW 1081 (Breakroom)
3220 5th Avenue South
Birmingham, AL 35222

We hope to see you on December 1st!

09/24/2025

Many thanks to our September Pharmacy Intern / PharmD Student, Alaina, and her preceptor, 1917 Pharmacist, Tarana Billups, for providing our staff with an Overview of HIV Antiretrovirals and Engagement in Care.

09/18/2025

Today we acknowledge National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day. We celebrate the success of HIV treatment and acknowledge the gaps that still exist in testing and linkage to services.

Source: AIDSVu.org

09/02/2025

Working on our wellness together… 🚶🏻‍♀️🚶🏾‍♂️🚶

Lunch break goals 👉 fresh air, sunshine, and steps with friends! These UAB coworkers spent their midday walking the Hugh Kaul Trail, and we can’t think of a better way to recharge. We love seeing how the Red Rock Trail System connects people and places in our community!

08/18/2025

Join us on Tuesday, 8/19 from 12-1pm! We have a few spots left at our Learn and Lunch with David Robinson. Feel encouraged to come from 11-12 for Heartsong@1917/BAO. You’ll find both activities by heading to the atrium near the robot!

07/03/2025

Our hearts are most certainly heavy with the passing of our devoted and brilliant Dr. Latesha Elopre. She was a caring physician to our patients, those seeking treatment as well as prevention. She was a kind, inquisitive, community-oriented colleague and researcher dedicated to improving lives and building equity. She inspired us all, and we will do our best to carry on and lift up her values. We extend our love to her family.

https://www.uab.edu/medicine/news/medical-education/remembering-the-legacy-of-latesha-elopre-m-d-msph?fbclid=IwQ0xDSwLTw2BleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHjxl_fL2lnWZZjTII-HQSnjIg5qPn4qd8BBlTLBQl1Wyr1fmEXonGcr9hIqN_aem_Qw7UgAMjWKJTMWn-m9I3rw

It is with heavy hearts that the Heersink School of Medicine mourns the passing of Latesha Elopre, M.D., MSPH. Latesha served in a multitude of roles at UAB since 2015 and made positive impacts throughout many areas of our institution. She is survived by her husband, Chris, her son Jacob and daughte...

06/28/2025

Come out and support Brandon Parnell running for District 9 Board of Education

05/09/2025

We are grateful for our dedicated, knowledgeable, caring nurses!

Happy Nurses Week!

04/22/2025

Thanks to a collaboration with BAO, Heartsong is back! Join us today, or a future Tuesday, at 11am for this weekly support group about topics on finding meaning and purpose in life. Today’s topic: How to start over in life. Open to patients/clients at 1917 Clinic/BAO. ❤️🎶

Address

3220 5th Avenue S
Birmingham, AL
35222

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 5pm
Thursday	7:30am - 5pm
Friday	7:30am - 3pm

Telephone

+12059341917

Website

http://www.uab.edu/medicine/1917clinic

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