Get PEP Now

If you have experienced a non-occupational exposure to HIV, seek care as soon as possible. Local Health Service Organizations, such as Colorado Health Network, can help you navigate the process and advocate for your needs. If time permits, you can visit or call an ASO prior to seeking medical help. ASOs can assist with screening for risk, helping with financial navigation, referring to appropriate health care providers and pharmacies, and providing follow-up assistance and after care.

If you choose to consult a doctor or visit the ER without the assistance of an ASO or advocate, medical providers may be hesitant to prescribe n-PEP. Hospital social workers can help you advocate for your care.

If you have experienced an occupational exposure, see a doctor or visit the ER immediately. Clinicians caring for health care workers who’ve had a possible exposure can call the PEPline (1-888-448-4911), which offers around-the-clock advice on managing occupational exposures to HIV, as well as hepatitis B and C.

Need Assistance?

If in Colorado and you have questions or concerns around PEP, including needing advice on how to access or pay for PEP, feel free to contact some of our expert staff members at the Colorado Health Network:

Gilbert Irizarry, CHN Clinical Patient Navigator

Gilbert.izzarry@coloradohealthnetwork.org

303-962-4495

AJ De La Garza, Public Health Intervention Program (PHIP) Specialist

aj.delagarza@coloradohealthnetwork.org

303-962-4460

CHN Medical Clinic

303-962-5317

You can also always call one of our offices to get in touch with a staff member who can help you access PEP

Denver Colorado Health Network

(303) 837-0166

6260 E. Colfax Ave.
Denver