Positive Health Solutions

03/06/2026

Our employees are not just the people who keep our organization running — you are the heart that gives it life. Every day you walk into spaces where compassion is needed, where hope may feel fragile, and where someone is waiting for a reminder that they are not alone. You show up with patience, strength, and humanity, often carrying the weight of challenges that many will never fully see. Yet you continue to give your time, your energy, and your hearts to the people who need it most.

What you do matters more than words can express. The kindness you show, the encouragement you offer, and the dignity you bring to every interaction creates ripples of change that extend far beyond a single moment. Because of you, people feel heard. Because of you, people find strength again. Because of you, hope continues to exist in places where it once felt lost.

We are incredibly grateful, deeply proud, and truly fortunate to have a team of individuals who care the way you do. Your dedication, resilience, and compassion inspire all of us every single day. Thank you for being the light, the strength, and the heart behind this mission. The work you do changes lives — and we could not do it without you. 💙✨

03/06/2026

This Sunday, WHEW.... Monday lookin rough already.

03/06/2026

"I became a social worker to help vulnerable populations solve and cope with challenges they face day to day and to make a lasting impact on them by hopefully relieving some of their suffering and assisting them in accessing the programs and services that they need to live healthy and fulfilling lives."- Gina R.

03/05/2026

The below message is from our case manager Bruce, and this was his response when asked why he is a social worker.

During my service in the United States Navy, I transitioned to the role of Navy Career Counselor, where I was responsible for managing enlisted retention, career development, and training programs. In this capacity, I served as a key advisor, guiding Sailors in achieving their professional goals and advancing their careers. This experience solidified my passion for helping individuals recognize their strengths and reach their full potential.

Following my military career, I worked with a nonprofit organization that provided housing services to individuals living with HIV/AIDS and mental illness. This role deepened my commitment to advocacy and reinforced the importance of stable housing and comprehensive support services in promoting health and well-being.

After relocating to Bloomington, I joined Positive Health Solutions (PHS) as a Ryan White Case Manager. As a person living with HIV, this position represents not only a professional milestone but also a deeply personal calling. In this role, I have the privilege of working with a diverse community of individuals living with HIV/AIDS, providing individualized support to help clients achieve their health and life goals.

My work has also afforded me meaningful opportunities to build strong community partnerships and to educate others about HIV, prevention, and the importance of compassionate, stigma-free care. The individuals I serve continually inspire me, and their resilience has shaped both my professional practice and personal growth.

This work has been, and continues to be, the most rewarding chapter of my career.

03/04/2026

As people with HIV age, they often face unique challenges—from managing long-term complications of HIV to coordinating complex healthcare needs.

HealthHIV is conducting the Fifth Annual State of Aging with HIV™ National Survey to identify the state of care coordination and the complex health challenges associated with aging with HIV. This survey, which will run until Friday, March 6, 2026, seeks perspectives from:

People who are aging with HIV, particularly those who have been living with HIV for 15 years or more (including long-term and lifetime survivors), and adults aged 50 and older, with a specific focus on those aged 65 and above; and

Clinicians and medical professionals providing care to people aging with HIV.

Share your thoughts by clicking the button below. Selecting the group you most identify with on the landing page will bring you to the version of the survey that is right for you.

The survey is confidential.

03/04/2026

Come by and see us today at JOLT Foundation

The opposite of addiction is connection. Join us this March for our Peer Recovery Events!

03/04/2026

03/03/2026

Carver’s Annual Egg-Stravaganza is hopping back into town and it’s going to be bigger and better than ever!

Join us on Saturday, March 28th from 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM for an afternoon packed with Easter fun! Kids and families can enjoy:

🎨 Creative arts and crafts stations
🥚 An exciting egg hunt adventure
🐰 Photos with the Easter Bunny
🍪 Tasty snacks and treats
🤝 Community connections and surprises along the way

Bring your baskets, bring your friends, and get ready for a joyful celebration you won’t want to miss. We can’t wait to see you there! 🌷

03/03/2026

"I became a case manager because healthcare is more than appointments and prescriptions. It’s access. It’s dignity. It’s fighting stigma.

My job isn’t just paperwork. It’s advocacy. It’s making sure my clients have what they need to stay healthy. It’s reminding people they are more than a diagnosis. HIV is manageable. Stigma shouldn’t be.

I do this work because everyone deserves competent care, confidentiality, and respect. Because no one should have to fight systems alone. Because access to treatment literally saves lives. This role is complex and emotional and powerful. And I’m proud to stand in it."

This was from our case manager Brittney. Thank you for being part of the PHS team.

Happy National Social Worker month!

03/03/2026

Come say Hi tomorrow.

The opposite of addiction is connection. Join us this March for our Peer Recovery Events!